Photojournalism · 2026/04/04
São Julião Beach
On Good Friday, northwest of Lisbon, family and friends get up early and head to the Atlantic coast. The goal is to fill buckets and bags for lunch, avoiding meat in observance of the Lenten fast. While the sun is still barely visible, armed with knives and spatulas, they frantically enter the shallows. Among rocks, waves, and breaking waves, they pluck delicious limpets and tasty mussels from the rocks. Following the tradition of their grandparents, still soaked in seawater, th
Photojournalism · 2024/09/23
Cabotage is navigation always carried out with the coast in sight. This was a trip along roads, tracks and paths from the town of Foz, in the North of Galicia, to Foz in the city of Porto, without ever losing sight of the sea in the summer of 2024. Inspired by the Costa da Morte on the coast of Galicia and in the memories of a captain...
Photojournalism · 2024/07/24
In 1995, 14 years of war had already passed colonial war with Portugal and another 20 years of civil war, in a cold war proxy conflict between United States and the Soviet Union.
Angola, only later in 2002, would find its peace.
Photojournalism · 2024/07/24
Ginjal on the other side of the Tagus river in front of Lisbon. old fishing and commercial pier was abandoned decades ago and is considered one of the best viewpoints in Lisbon despite its grungy appearance.
Photojournalism · 2024/06/24
Caracol da Graça, are the narrow cobbled stairs, from the Mouraria neighborhood in the historic center of Lisbon to the Graça viewpoint at the top of one of the city's hills.
Photojournalism · 2024/06/16
Cascalvas are the stones, small or large, that no one wants when exploring the marble quarries in Extremoz. The white marble since Roman times considered as white gold from the Alentejo province in the south of Portugal continues to be exported to the four winds, transforming the plains into small rolling hills of rubble.
Photojournalism · 2024/06/16
Pateira de Fermentelos one of the most important lagoons in central Portugal
Photojournalism · 2022/06/22
Regularmente pelos solstícios e equinócios centenas pessoas convergem ali para descobrir e apreciar um relógio calendário megalítico que facilmente poderíamos pisar e passar ao lado sem o ver.
Photojournalism · 2022/06/20
Num final de Domingo, a dois dias de mais um solstício, uma jovem nutricionista especializada em naturopatia e professora de biologia foi elevada a druida na Assembleia da Tradição Druídica Lusitana.
Das estelas celtas do sudoeste alentejano e algarvio (placas de rocha com escritos celtas gravados) até à última recente druida da tradição lusitana passaram e correram milhares de anos de esquecimentos e de equívocos.