Ray, somewhere at Trafalgar, disregarding Nelson

Probably

The most beautiful men's shirt I have ever taken a photo of

Hydra

[this picture and some others can also be seen here]

Rome in dark tones

The Panamanian bikini

[you can see more about this bikini and more about this hat around here]

Hangover

Porto(fino)

Marc & Pere

Dark tones, warm effect

Girl in red

The Lithuanian girl

Attila, Jaime and Wallace

A beautiful view from China

[you can find more beautiful visions from China around here]

A singular Spanish guy

A french guy dressed like an englishman somewhere in Madrid

Shunnoz & Tekasala

Sometimes people ask me for how much longer do I picture myself doing this. How much longer do I imagine myself having what it takes to approach people here and there. And I always say there will be a day, for whatever the reason, it will stop making sense to me signing this. I don't know when that day will come (I can't even picture it in the horizon), but every now and then someone reminds me why I can't feel it coming close.That's what Shunnoz and Tekasala made me feel last Friday. They made me feel that when you have the whole humanity as an object (or at least the small sample brought to us by fate), we hardly ever risk feeling bored. Because when I try to see it from above I realise the number of languages, accents, geographical localizations, religious beliefs and the broad cultural and visual diversity that each one of these persons offers me. And when we stumble across Shunnoz and Tekasala there's something that becomes obvious. It's obvious I won't get tired of this so soon

[this post can also be seen here]

Creative ways to fight the cold

Kim

When we're travelling for a year and nine months, by bike, from Korea, style isn't most likely our biggest priority. But the funny thing is that Kim, apparently even without noticing it, didn't lose that sense of style for the year, the other nine months and the extra pounds of the bike

Like a dandy

Unbearable lightness

[you can also find this unbearable lightness around here]

Father & Son

I don’t know if André father ever told André son something like “You're still young, that's your fault, There's so much you have to know.” , but one thing’s for sure: among the habits one André has inherited from the other, there’s the one that made me stop someone at the street and say:

- Good afternoon. I would like to take a picture of you