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On the drive from the Algarve to Lisbon, I was able to capture this landscape scene and rear window reflection in a single shot. With Rafael sitting high above the landscape, this image represents his omnipresent knowledge which he generously shared with us over the 8 hour journey.
I was shocked to see a working telephone booth in the central historic district of Porto and even more so to have a double starburst immediately adjacent.
A section of the city wall dating back to the 14th century that still stands outside São Benito Station, adjacent to the Dom Luis I Bridge and along the Duoro River. The tower crane visible in the scene is one of many present on the skyline and provides a stark contrast between old and new.
The top level of the Ponte Dom Luis I Bridge spanning the Duoro River is shared by both pedestrians and commuter trains. As a train passes by the narrow pedestrian walkways along the edge, a reflective wall is created.
Approaching the Monastery of Jeronimos in Belém, the skies darkened and reflections in the pool became more prominent. While water is not the primary subject of this scene, it plays a significant role in the overall composition.
With the rise of antisemitism worldwide, it is important for Jews to pay tribute to those who have been victims over the centuries. A meaningful location on our Jewish tour of Porto.
I saw this interesting guy who was very animated & performing along the street for passing traffic. I took a few photos with my phone and then decided to ask him for a portrait. He agreed and here is the result.