Shorts, cuffed jeans, ripped collars and knee socks (similar details)

I would be lying if I said that my outfit is similar to Bruno’s or that tomorrow I’ll be having dinner with a Catarina lookalike. The age is not the same and so is not the context. But the truth is that I’m a fan of shorts, I love to wear cuffs, I rip off the collar of 90% of my t-shirts and all my outfits at the Bank are composed by knee high socks. Maybe that's why, or very probably that is why I asked my friend João "Are you sure you don’t mind stopping the car? Because I would really love to photograph them..."

A pretty lady (with matching glasses)

Latin flavour

The husband had told her “Honey… there’s no need to take the raincoat to Oporto”, but she didn’t listen

Alvarinho, the Moledo* man

* about Moledo

Of all the possible titles that I can remember for this post, one of them doesn’t do justice to Joana, the other almost implies that

I want to marry her. So I might as well use this one!

United Coolness of Carolina

It was about time I photographed Ayres in Oporto (or maybe it was about time I came back here)

I must confess

that sometimes I look at people more than once. In a discreet way, trying to confirm if that first impression is for real. And then, there’s those times when just one glimpse is enough for me to know that I want to take that photograph and that I want that person to be my new post. This photo, this post

He’s still stylish when he’s hurt

Theories about saltiness and feminine beauty

A college friend used to say that the woman of his life would be one of those cute girls that after a day at the beach still look beautiful and dashing despite all the sand and salt in their hair and body. That dream came true in the form of a girl that was studying Economy and had some Law classes with us. According to him, she had never seemed so sexy like the day he saw her at a Comporta beach. When I looked at Leonor a while ago, still carrying the remainings of a day at the beach, I saw more than a beautiful and simple girl (or should I say "simply beautiful"?). I remembered Manel and his theories about saltiness and feminine beauty. Manel knows this blog and the day he reads this he will think “how on earth does that son of a b#!%# still remember that?”. You see, I also have my own theories and in them, right next to this image of Leonor, is also the image of that the Economy student

Maria (Maria’s dress, Maria’s boots, Maria’s vest, Maria’s bag, Maria’s tattoo, Maria’s sack and all of Maria’s accessories)

Palma, Ana