Bread delivery.

Slowly pushing processed photos to my online archive (a.k.a. Flickr), like this big batch from a trip to Madeira a couple of years ago, including the mandatory photos at Fanal.
Shopping…
End of Summer vibes.
August in a handful of photos. Without any particular meaning, in no given order, just picking a bit of everything. Sometimes you feel nothing remarkable has happened, until you look back and actually find some cool bits here and there.
Chairs in unexpected places…

A Summer Sunday in the city… In the middle of August… You can’t get more calm and laid than this, in a very slow and sleepy way.
Another of those photowalks me and Luís do in less obvious places, often the best ones.
Faces on your commute

It’s the first time in probably a decade that I don’t take a Fuji camera with me on a trip. Yes, it’s just a weekend away from the city; yes, I’ve just been a full month traveling only with Fuji cameras. But still…
A brief overview of my loop around Pakistan’s northern region. It was a long trip, with plenty of things to tell, so I’m starting with highlights.
Clearing the way to import all Pakistan photos means going back to older stuff (don’t ask…), in this case means culling one of the most colorful Entroido of Galicia: Entroido Ribeirão!

This is the most cliché thing a Ricoh GR user would probably say, but I’m gonna say it anyway: Snap Focus, specially when you have it set along regular AF with Full Press Snap, is the best thing ever and I don’t know why other brands don’t imitate it.
So, this happened! For long the Ricoh GR didn’t appeal to me because I simply couldn’t handle its focal distance, and lately I noticed I’ve been slowly and consistently drifting towards it. Things indeed change. Add that with a very neat campaign, and here we are.

Plenty of work ahead, still halfway importing the photos from Pakistan!

Unwinding in Rawalpindi, just before returning home.
And, at last, Peshawar! Quick catchup from the final main stop in my big Pakistan tour.
A few days late, maybe I’m getting tired of all this time on the road, but had to share the days spent in the Kalash Valleys!
Catchup from the last days on the insanely beautiful Hunza Valley.
Under the shadow of the Nanga Parbat, between Fairy Meadows and Astore Valley.
Time to leave Lahore. Some quick picks from the last few days.