I'm back and I'm moving!

It's been a while... 3 years to be precise. But now I'm back to blogging and to photography. I'm moving my electronic ramblings and imagery to another platform though. If there is anyone still reading this blog, please follow me to:
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Orange (II)

Olympus E-P2 +  Panasonic Lumix 20/1.7

Orange (I)

Olympus E-P2 +  Panasonic Lumix 20/1.7

River (II)

Olympus E-P2  + Panasonic Lumix 20/1.7

River (I)

Olympus E-P2  + Panasonic Lumix 20/1.7

Under the surface

Olympus E-P2  + Panasonic Lumix 20/1.7

The third little pig made a house of brick

Olympus E-P2  + Panasonic Lumix 20/1.7

You shall not pass!

Olympus E-P2 +  Panasonic Lumix 20/1.7

We're almost there

Olympus E-P2  + Panasonic Lumix 20/1.7

Visibility was low

Olympus E-P2  + Olympus Zuiko 45/1.8

Jellyfish

Olympus E-P2  + Olympus Zuiku 45/1.8

"The real world is a much darker and deeper place than this, and much of it is occupied by jellyfish and things.”
Haruki Murakami, The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle

Blue orchid (II)

Olympus E-P2  + Zeiss Sonnar 135/2.8

Blue orchid (I)

Olympus E-P2  + Zeiss Sonnar 135/2.8

Monastery (VII)

Olympus E-P2 +  Panasonic Lumix 14/2.5

Monastery (VI)

Olympus E-P2 +  Panasonic Lumix 14/2.5

Monastery (V)

Olympus E-P2 +  Panasonic Lumix 14/2.5

Monastery (IV)

Olympus E-P2 +  Panasonic Lumix 14/2.5

Monastery (III)

Olympus E-P2 +  Panasonic Lumix 14/2.5

Monastery (II)

Olympus E-P2 +  Panasonic Lumix 14/2.5

Monastery (I)

Construction of Mosteiro da Batalha ("Monastery of the Battle") started in the 14th century, being dedicated to the Virgin Mary in memory of the Portuguese victory on Aljubarrota Battle against Castilla's army. The next few posts will show photos taken in the monastery last Summer.

Olympus E-P2  + Panasonic Lumix 14/2.5