Greetings from a Window into Lisbon's Charm

Lisbon’s old city, known as the Alfama district, is one of the oldest parts of the capital and dates back to Moorish times. It’s a maze of narrow, winding streets lined with colorful buildings and small squares. The area survived the 1755 earthquake, so its architecture reflects Lisbon’s medieval past, making it, along with São Paulo, a fantastic place for photography. While Alfama offers historic charm with its ancient streets, São Paulo, adds a modern, urban vibe with its cafes, and colorful street art. Both neighborhoods provide unique opportunities to play with light, shadows, lines, and shapes—or to meet interesting locals who are often happy to have their portraits taken.