Apesar de estar a falar em causa própria, não tivesse ela uma cadeia de lojas na Baixa, acerta na mouche aqui: são tantas as lojas, cafés, restaurantes ou bares que dão lugar a uma janela com um sofá vazio, e que deixam a rua com menos vida.

“Cada hotel na Baixa de Lisboa mata cinco ou seis lojas. Para quê? Para terem uns átrios que, em geral, não servem para nada”

Este ano estava a pensar se iria ou não fotografar no Entrudo, mas o João Maia (cúmplice destas coisas) lançou o isco e eu acabei por morder. Como sempre, valeu a pena a viagem . Regressar a festas que já se conhecia, conhecer novas, reencontrar amigos e terminar num lugar onde já meio que me sinto em casa: Vila Boa!

A young girl in a red dress sits on green crates beside an adult, holding their hand, against a textured wall.

De volta ao Entroido!

A puppet with a horned mask and dark clothing is resting on a stone wall under a leafless tree.

Lisboa

A display of various souvenirs, including religious figurines and a model tram with "Lisboa" on it, is showcased in a shop.

Playing around with this new Foto app, just to check what’s about, and also to claim my username. Still playing around, and since I haven’t been that active in socials I have no idea when I’ll post something, but here goes:

the.fotoapp.co/t3mujin

Sorry about the lack of updates, that was by design. But Patagonia is as beautiful as I dreamed it would be. The updates will follow shortly…

Time to hit the trek… #patagonia

A rural scene features a pickup truck parked on a dirt road, with houses and rocky hills in the background, under a dusky sky.

A photographer has to be fed eventually!

Trays of uncooked empanadas and skewered appetizers are displayed on a wooden table outdoors.

Shopping before the rainy Sunday hits us.

A person in a green cap is carrying a shopping cart and a plastic bag up a steep outdoor staircase, with another person in the background and trucks parked nearby.

“(…) perhaps a country that actually wants oursiders.”

More than the actual effectiveness Spain’s decision, which is a valid conversation, the condescending, almost white-saviour tone of this is amazing. As if we should welcome the money brought by the foreign rich man…

“Spain Has Lost Its Mind. A 100% Real Estate Tax is Your Sign to Move Elsewhere“