Barbara Rossi with a Olympus Trip.
Phelipe with a Yashica 124G.
Yes, they are too a happy couple (with a Praktica and a Minolta).
Bruno Leonardelli with a Mamiya 645.
Ivan Alecrim with a Nikon F4 (not sure).
Kenki Munekata with a Zeiss Contaflex.
Cássio Murilo with a Nikon F2.
Ivan with Leica M7 (maybe?).
Josias Teófilo with Nikon F.
Rafael Pereira with Zenit 12XP.
Thais with a Mamiya 645.
Vivian Galvão with a Canon EOS 650.
Phelipe with a Nikon FM2.
Pedro Armando with a Olympus OM-2.
Paulo Neves and a Canon FX.
Josias Teófilo in two moments. Here with his Leica M4…
… and here with his… Canon, maybe?…
Kenji Munekata with a Rolleiflex 3.5F.
Lidi Batitucci with a Olympus Trip.
And the same Rolleiflex 3.5F.
Yes, they are a happy couple (with a Leica).
Cássio Murilo with a Nikon F-something and an old Tokina lens.
Here, Cássio with the same camera but, apparently, a modern Nikon lens.
Cristina Pires with a Nikon F50.
Josias Tófilo with a Leica M4.
Kenji Munekata with a russian Zorki.
Phelipe with a Nikon FM2.
Phelipe with the same camera calmly shooting a HUGE SPIDER in his arm.
Ana Júlia and a Olympus OM-10 OM-1 (thank you, K).
Arthur Ubiratan and a Nikon FM2.
Bárbara Rossi and Olympus OM-10.
Bruno Pezzi with a Olympus Trip.
Caroline Bittencourt with a Zeiss Ikon Fuji X-100 (thank you, Oscar).
Cássio Murilo with a Pentax Spotmatic.
Gustavo Mahoney and a Olympus OM-10 (thank you, K).
Rafael Peixoto and a Rolleiflex.
Fernando Porteiro and a Nikon F5.
Guilherme Trojã with a Canon F-something.
Carolina Amorim shooting a Nikon (I think).
Murilo Barbelli with a rangefinder camera.
José Otavio with a Yashica 124G.
Next: two digital cameras… but they are Leicas…
William Marques and an M8.
Alexandre Oliveira and a Digilux.
Adriano Brodbeck with a Nikon FM3A
Eri Johnson with a Canon Rebel.
Eduardo Martins and a Zenit 122.
Damião Santana and a Mamiya C220 t-shirt (in 3D) and two Rolleiflexes t-shirts (in 2D).
Pedro Henrique took his Pentax 67 to shoot high in the mountains.
Haristelio Almeida shoots both digital and film.
In this photo from Caio Proença is Mr. Freitas, the last of street photographers still working in Porto Alegre.
