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The alley

Getting lost in a city is the best way of truly getting to know it. The darkest places can somehow turn into the brightest ones....
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Getting lost in a city is the best way of truly getting to know it. The darkest places can somehow turn into the brightest ones.
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ALE-L21

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Aperture f/2 ISO 100 Shutter 1/527 Focal Length 3790/1000

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Feb, 2017

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In a country with so much sun, every afternoon people join near the river to see the sunset. There's this silence of contemplation while the ligh

I have no story behind this photo besides the memories it brings to my mind. Memories of summer, beach, friends, sun and happiness.

When I looked up inside these walls I saw a puzzle of wires and beams. The blue sky fuses so well with the white walls it could be a perfect ceiling.

Like a spider web, the reflections and connections got me caught by the eye.

Humans are truly social beings. But it makes me wonder, if our need to always be together stops us from discovering a whole new world around. At this

An exposition of walls and windows shows all the possibilities of light. A place build specifically for the eye and for the detail.

Perspectives and perspectives. A view from my university.

A bird flies because he's scared and because he's free. In the middle of hundreds of people he flies away from the iron jail.

There is this place in Lisbon with a view over the river, on one side the bridge on the other the path to infinity. At night the lights turn the silho

I love geometry and how objects find their place in an image. when I first saw this image in front of me i had to keep it to myself, makes me feel I&#

At an exposition, the serenity of marble brings the calm and cold side of the stone but also a comfort side.

It's funny how the old meet the new. Walking around the pyramid at the Louvre I could always find a different reflection of the buildings around,

This is the bluest sky I ever seen. And the sky I see almost everyday at Lisbon. It's a warm and clear people, the best to talk with, to eat with

You get in this magic box and it takes you on a journey. You see the visible and invisible, you see the above and the bellow, you are in the limbo. An

I took this walk so many times, and every time I saw something different. The city of many lights.

Contrast is everything. Contrast in color, shapes, perspectives. Contrast calls you and you respond by looking. This photo was a call.

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