Are you talking to me? Photo by João Sousa
Lisbon’s old neon signs in a colorful exhibit in a parking lot. Just like every instagrammer in town, I add to go there, actually more than once. And because it’s near home might go there again before it closes.
The “after” from Laza… 😀 #entroido #laza #galicia #spain
Really glad to be back to the North of Portugal, to my beloved masked rituals, after all the stuff from the last couple of years. A full day but a very tiring one, no energy to browse today’s photos, but here’s small taste of it: the big bonfire being lit at sunset. Tomorrow I’ll be heading for something new! #entrudo #vilaboa #vinhais #trasosmontes #portugal
A very rare sight this current winter around here: a dark and wet Sunday… But I do like to shoot with ugly light! #lisbon #portugal #fujix100v #snapseed
Little yellow house… Little quiet corners you find when wandering the streets of Mouraria. #lisbon #portugal #fujix100v #snapseed
My friend Nicole is doing a two-in-one: a portraits exhibit and a portraits session. And today I did a two-in-one also: visit the exhibit and sat on that chair for a portrait. At Largo in Intendente, Lisbon. More details on her insta:https://instagram.com/nicole_campos_sanchez
Capturing my photography mates while having a beer and waiting for my steak. Photo by Artur Cabral
Regarding this post from João Sousa, with the update on his issues social networks while sharing content from Beirut. I’m not going to say there’s a deliberate attempt to ban all posts that focus a given topic, like posts from a specific country. I have nothing to base that and it would be going deep into the realm of conspiracy theories… But what’s real, and a weird sign of our times, is a kind of “algorithm censorship”, where, by only providing us with what “we like” certain controversial topics are buried that algorithm, leading to all kinds of creators to avoid them and only create “happy things”.And a simple example of that is the pandemic that starts with a C…
Kicking off 2022 with something plain and simple, a cliche: pretty sunsets.
