Blouson Noir

@mirco.fr| All images by Mirco Bercelli

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Sea side set.

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Reflections on a theme.

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Uplift.

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Got the scanner out to play around with some old negatives. It pays off to do it yourself.

Victorian peninsula, 2011.

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2012 in New Zealand, downtown Auckland.

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2012 in New Zealand

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Momo, le moins cher, et ses 40 affaires.

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This photograph was taken in Paris.

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A portrait of Parisian techno maestro De Grandi.

Listen to his stuff here: soundcloud.com/de_grandi

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Parisian city-scape.

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A portrait of Parisian techno artist Sunareht.

Listen to his stuff here: soundcloud.com/sunareht

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Two Parisian streets which don’t connect.

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The old man and the oil company.

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Arch your back and empty your drink.

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Wet butts and plastic UFOs.

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Landscape portrait.

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Quick note to self on shooting for the stars:

1 - Choose the widest, quickest setting, because the earth spins fast.

2 - Follow the 500 rule next time (500 Divided by the Focal Length of your lens = the Longest Exposure in seconds, before stars start to “Trail”).

3 - Don’t let your lab cut the negs after they’ve scanned it, because they’ll cut anywhere and you’ll lose good photos like this one.

Merci.