A small introduction on this one.
I’ve been recently shooting on an old Olympus OM 10 analog camera. I used and expired film (Kodak Color Plus 100), therefore the visible chromatic alteration are the casual result of the film itself. Unlike the past digital photos on here, I decided not to apply any kind of digital manipulation to the scanned prints; although I’m aware that the scanning itself provided some changes. For the next scanned photos, I’ll apply the same ratio: no manipulation, no alteration, no retouching whatsoever.
The city portrayed is Taranto.
Concattedrale, designed by Gio Ponti in 1970.
Cattedrale (dating back to the 11th century). Transept-naves intersection and chapel on the left nave.
Palazzo del Governo, designed by Armando Brasini in 1934. Detail of the left flank of the main facade and main facade facing the sea.
Sight of the Ilva steel factory seen from the Palazzo del Governo.
August 2020
