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28/08/2026

22h in a ferry boat to Sicily 🤍

18/08/2026

For me, this eclipse was a whole mission!

It wasn’t just about learning how to photograph the Sun and the Moon. It was about studying, planning the trip, choosing the location, doing the maths, buying the right gear, testing settings and trying to anticipate everything that could go wrong.

It was my first time and, therefore, my first attempt. And somewhere in the middle of all that preparation, I also wanted to make sure I stopped, looked up at the sky and experienced the eclipse with my own eyes 🤍

But none of this would have been possible in the same way without the company, support and help of an incredible group of friends. Some drove for hours, others helped with the maths, prepared snacks, kept the water cold, and even managed to find me a last-minute filter!

I can honestly say I feel incredibly blessed and grateful.

So here’s the screenshot I prepared for a special edit of the eclipse, because this image represents so much more than the final result. It represents an adventure shared with friends, hours of research and preparation, a lot of work, and quite a bit of investment to make it happen.

Photography is just what you see in the end. Behind it, there’s a whole story. 🌘

14/08/2026

Are you a totality eclipse, diamond ring or baily’s beads kinda person? :)






Total eclipse with some solar prominences :) The red features you can see at the edge are loops of plasma held by intense magnetic fields, which are essentially glowing clouds of superheated hydrogen ☁️

What a satisfying ring!

06/08/2026

As promised... here are the answers to your most-asked questions! 😄

05/08/2026

Thousands of work hours, kms exploring and adventures in just a few seconds.

Are you ready?

24/07/2026

Go, do it, and let me know!
You Will probably be back home tired, dirty and tons of bugs bites. But your soul will be as brand new 😁

09/07/2026

09/07/2026

No specific content or message.
Just some flamingos to make you smile today 🦩

28/06/2026

Part III – Exploring My Own Country

One last chapter from our bikepacking trip around Portugal.

We woke up among old ruins overlooking the Sado, made ourselves a proper breakfast and, of course, brewed some specialty coffee. Some traditions are simply non-negotiable.

From there, it was all climbs and descents through the Serra da Arrábida until we decided we’d earned a long lunch and a few swims at one of its incredible beaches. We completely lost track of time. Which, to be fair, is exactly what summer is for!

Then reality kicked in.

We had to make our way back to Vila Franca 😬😅

The train stopped halfway because of railway works, so everyone had to get off and change to another train. With fully loaded bikes, that meant carrying everything up and down stairs, squeezing into tiny lifts, then onto the metro, and finally… another train.

Three hours of pure exhaustion. Honestly, it felt harder than all the kilometres we’d ridden (check our faces in the end of the post!).

People often say we should use public transport more, and I couldn’t agree more. But if we really want that to happen, stations and connections need to be much better designed, not just for cyclists, but also for people with reduced mobility, parents with prams, or anyone travelling with luggage.

It’s not easy but in the end we managed to arrive at Vila Franca some minutes before midnight 🫶

21/06/2026

Part II – Exploring My Own Country

Ready for some more moments from our last bikepacking trip around Portugal?

The days were hot, the headwinds got calmer, and somehow every detour seemed like a good idea at the time.

We climbed to coastal geodetic markers for endless ocean views, carried a López melon for an entire day just so it could become dessert on a windy evening, and pitched camp beside old ruins overlooking the Sado.

The wind was so strong that the tent had to be tied to trees, bicycles, and pretty much anything that wouldn’t move.

Salty skin from swims, dusty legs from the road, and that sticky summer feeling that only disappears after a dive into the sea or a nice shower (not the case)!

But despite everything, one thing remained non-negotiable:

Specialty coffee at sunrise.

Some luxuries are worth carrying.