Obrigado
That mean’s “Thank You” in Portuguese.
Yes, my friends, I went to Portugal, the city of Fatima to be exact. What was in Fatima? If you’re interested in doing a little bit of reading, you can click here
Outside of Fatima, is a little city called Nazerene. Here are some of the people who live there!
She sells nuts.
All I wanted was a photo of her, but she started pouring nuts in a bag. As I was giving her a euro, she started pouring more and made me pay 2 Euro. I laugh now, but felt exhausted as I was trying to say, “no, no, just a little bit please.”
Not the lady walking… the dog!
No one ever made a rule that said street photos have to be about people. hehe
I don’t think she has teeth. But I love the wrinkles. You’ll notice that in the above 2 photos, the ladies are both wearing all black. In the Nazarene culture, when someone you love dies and you’re a woman, you wear black… FOR-EVERRRRRR.
Oh, man. The first time I saw this guy i KNEW i had to take his photo. He was our bus driver, Roy.
Obrigado, my friend. You took us safely from France to Espana and finally to Portugal.
What facial/body characteristics make him a memorable person?
The last 2 shots look down from Nazerene to some city (I can’t remember anymore) in Portugal. I made them kinda/sorta draw-y/postcard-y.
Yay for Photoshop!
I called to my friend, Frank, “How’s the view?” as i was walking up to get ready to take a photo. He yelled back, “ITS BEAUTIFUL!”
What do you guys think?
It’s not over yet, friends. There’s still one more major stop along my trip. Any guesses?
Stay tuned!
Great shots …you can’t go wrong with black and white
TROY!
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