Photog stuff
How not to love signs in unexpected places?
Looking back, waaayyy back, into your archive is an interesting exercise: you notice so many subtle subjects that were already grabbing your attention back then, but also you now tend to prefer the unprocessed photos.
For many reasons (TLDR: lack of time…) I haven’t properly listened GY!BE’s new album. Only today I found time to hit play, a day where it’s dark and rain outside. This can’t be a coincidence.
An 1 hour long video only with two guys talking about photo sequencing?… Hell yeah!
“How To Edit and Sequence Photo Projects & Books (ft. Noah Waldeck)"
After a Saturday with a lot of things happening nothing like a slow Sunday, watching F1, being lazy, taking care of Saturday’s photos.
O telemóvel fotografou pouco hoje, e daí pouca coisa para aqui, mas estas lindas máscaras de Lóbios mereceram a excepção. #desfilemascaraiberica
Hoje é dia de Desfile da Máscara Ibérica na baixa de Lisboa, após interregno de alguns anos. Dia de rever caras conhecidas e tirar fotos das tradições de máscaras num contexto diferente, curioso como durante algum tempo achei que isto não era “autêntico”. Vemo-nos por lá?
Weekend at last, will I finally start reading this?
Some snaps from the opening of Gil Ribeiros’s (aka @gileres) exhibit in Lisbon. I love his quirky and fun style, if you’re in town make sure to drop by and check it.
Red lounge
Smile…
Desabafo a propósito da cobertura dos incêndios, até porque agora há ainda mais um canal de notícias: não é preciso estar a fazer directos só porque sim, não é preciso fazer relatos intermináveis de vidros a partir; os jornalistas dão a notícia, não são a notícia…
Snaps from a family’s slow Sunday lunch away from the city, where all that’s missing is the lunch itself. Probably the last of the summer, but with climate change you never know.
Playing with light.
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Breaking a lens in half, one of the annoyances of the current day. Eager to go to bed…
Empty homes…
For many reasons, one of which a trip to the Balkans, I wasn’t able to come to my little retreat in Central Portugal as often as usual in the Summer, so I’m fixing that while weather still is nice. Not that’s bad being here in winter, but this hammock isn’t as fun in cold days.
Um projecto tão bonito que a Ana está a fazer crescer aqui às portas de Lisboa! “Uma casa na aldeia do tamanho da paz”
A bit by chance (a friend visiting Tirana a week before me) I was able to catch this exhibit, and it was an amazing record of one of the wackiest periods in modern Europe: Albania in the 90s.