Having spent some hours scanning through my photographs from my recent trip to Barcelona and Lisbon, with side trips to Gerona and Sintra; gathering selects, retouching, etc, I wasn’t sure where to begin. I’m not interested in creating some kind of narrative or linear story of our trip, as it wasn’t linear, and the narrative changed constantly.
So I’ve decided to start with some high-chroma and steep (naturally) scenes from Lisbon, in the Baixa-Shiado and Alfama neighborhoods, and a couple farther afield. The Alfama ones were from our Castelo Sao Jorge day— it was a grand afternoon of meandering and taking things slowly. We also met some peacocks, but that’ll keep til another day.
For now just take in the angles, colors, and alleyways and feel the sun on your face and the cobbles under your feet.
e daggar art: THE MUSEUM 
These are lovely photos. The colors really make it seem somewhat like a wonderland. My favourite was the one with the graffiti. Thanks for sharing! 🙂
Thank you! It’s a beautiful place 🙂
Looks surreal! Those colors and tiles are fantastic. And I see Daggar blue!!
I did some color-correction, to make it look the way it felt at the time 🙂 Def Daggar Blue!
Love all those colors. And the clothes give a sense of welcoming, I guess. 🙂
Thanks!
lx factory after sailing the harbor/ elizabeth daggar 2019