Saltyscapes

A look at places where salt water and land interface. Images by Cédric Grueau.

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Traffic on Tagus river has changed quite a bit for the last 10 years. Every week-end sailers, tourists, party-goers embark for a few hours to see the city from a unique perspective.

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Celebrating fall. 

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Swell from spring at Costa de Caparica

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Tagus river ends its course in Lisbon after crossing half of Iberian Peninsula.

It offers some beautiful panoramas from the city that are well know from visitors, namely from the many streets and gazebos. On the other hand, you don’t see so often images from the south side of the river to the city. In Almada, on the south side, you can still find islands of nature with pasture, vineyards and woods providing unmissable views.

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Typical view of surfers at Costa de Caparica with Estoril and Sintra in the background. 

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Costa de Caparica

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At the beginning of summer, the fields of lavender are covered by dozens of butterflies that take advantage of its plants to fill up with energy.

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A short drive and a long walk in Arrabida today: stuning

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Christmas day in Algarve

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Christmas day 2015 in Algarve

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After the storm

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Fisher village with a view

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Sunday morning crowd

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Last day of ANS contest today. Pedro Henrique masters the right handers.

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Who knows never forget. Maybe the most stylish surfer of  Portugueses older generation. João Antunes

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Second swim with the sony a6000 and the meikon case. Waves weren’t great but I could verify that the combo is a valid option quality and safety wise.