Lisboa Light

05/06/2026

02/06/2026

One of the things I enjoy about living in Lisbon is discovering places that aren't trying too hard to be tourist attractions.

Loja das Conservas, near Cais do Sodré, was one of those places.

I stopped in for Bacalhau à Brás, a traditional Portuguese dish made with salt cod, onions, eggs and potatoes. It's one of those dishes you'll find all over Portugal, but not every version is worth remembering.

This one was.

Good food, a relaxed atmosphere and somewhere I'd happily return to.

I've written a full review on the website if you'd like to know more:

https://lisboalight.com/loja-das-conservas-petiscos-review/

31/05/2026

If someone asked me where I'd choose to propose in Lisbon, my answer would probably surprise them.

Most people head straight for the busiest tourist spots, but after spending years visiting Lisbon and now calling the city home, I've found that the most memorable proposal locations are often the ones that combine incredible views with the right atmosphere and timing.

Miradouro da Senhora do Monte remains one of my personal favourites. The views across the city are hard to beat, especially as the sun begins to set and Lisbon starts to glow. But there are also quieter locations around Alfama, Belém and Ajuda that can make an equally perfect setting for a proposal.

I've put together a guide to what I believe are some of the best places to propose in Lisbon, based on my experience exploring and photographing the city.

Read the full guide here:
https://www.lisboalight.com/top-places-to-propose-in-lisbon/

If you're planning a proposal in Lisbon and would like natural, relaxed photographs to remember it by, feel free to get in touch.

20/05/2026

Jacarandá season is here again, where the streets of Lisbon turn purple..
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15/05/2026

Solo sesssion with Priscilla around Miradouro da Santa Luzia, Alfama.

Narural, unposed moments in the streets of Lisbon.

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02/05/2026

Nice shoot Thursday with Timi from China. The language barrier didn’t stop things working out, just a few gestures, and we found a rhythm.

We walked around Praça do Comércio and made the most of the light, stopping where it felt right.

Stopping where I thought would make some interesting shots.

 Natural, unposed moments in the streets of Lisbon.
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