The former Farmers and Mechanics Branch building in Georgetown. Today's PNC Bank. This is a Mamiya 7II with Kodak TMax 400 shot. I like very much the character of the TMax 400, one of my favorite black and white films!

Nice Dudes

Picturing strangers is a tricky issue. There are different technics and every one has its own methodology.  There is plenty of stuff on the topic on the Internet. In any case this is to me a vey interesting and exciting kind of photography. The more I practice the more I enjoy it.  In this occasion the guy was very collaborative. He gave me the email and asked me to send him the pictures once ready. Of course, I did.

Constitution Gardens

Welcome to Constitution Park. To me one of the most exciting places to shoot the Obelisk. The oasis located at the very heart of the park offers many possibilities for the shooter. The picture is a digital one taken with a Leica M9 Monochrom.

Banks of the Potomac

In the Potomac area in Washington DC you'll find always nice spots to shoot from. Don' t miss the people!

The Willard in DC

The Willard Intercontinental, this is one of the most emblematic hotels in DC. It is worth the time to get inside an enjoy the classical decoration. No problem for pictures! This is a digital Leica Monochrom handled picture.

Baltimore

A view of Baltimore Inner Harbor. This is a truly digital image taken by a Leica Monochrom. The Leica Monochrom is one of the most amazing cameras I've ever shoot with

Analogic Union Station

As promised this is one of the analogic shootings at Washington DC Union Station. It was shooted with a Hasselblad SWC/M and film was Fujifilm Neopan 100 Acros. This is a very nice film with truly tiny grain. Will continue trying!