Butch and Sundance wouldn't stand a chance in South AmericaVery nice. Still haven't caught Butch and Sundance I see.
Yes, many of the coins and the two documents are from ArgentinaThat's quite a collection - Paraguay, Ecuador, Bolivia, Chile, Venezuela... I'm not sure, but I think Argentina is also represented.
I collect both old cameras and coins (well, the truth is that I haven't touched my coin collection in at least 20 years). I ran into a box of coins the other day and to my surprise I had a few bills in there too. I thought the money and the cameras would make great props to tell a mini-story in one photo. Honestly, I wanted to use a different word than "exile" for this, but the others I looked up (embezzlement, forgery, fraud, et cetera) were located in parts of the dictionary that made it difficult to set up the currencyNow in exile - the hint is peeking at us from behind the currency of the spanish-speaking countries. The camera evokes a sense of being a witness to the travels, whether voluntary or involuntary. But I also get the feeling that there are clues to which I am blind, and I am struggling to make sense of what I'm feeling. The mental picture feels incomplete, almost like a partially remembered dream. Was that your intention, Federico?
I forgot to mention that the lighting is just window light... right after the sun went down, so it's a two-minute exposure.Nice still-life I like the lighting and the comp.
Thank you. I was actually desperado to take a photo, so it is technically desperado stuffNice job, thought for a bit you were doing a photo of some real desperattos stuff.
Guess I'm gettin old.
I totally dropped the ball with the title. KmH has just changed it for me – this one works much better and leaves the story wide open (as opposed to the original title, which didn't make all the sense I had hoped forI'm in the same state as pgriz, I feel as if I should know the story but can't quite put my finger on it yet...
Love this shot. Window light with a 2 minute exposure? I need a new camera!