Dimas Sequeira's photos

At Abu-Otmane Square, Tavira.

At Abu-Otmane Square, Tavira.

Reconstitution at Abu-Otmane Square, Tavira.

Dozens of varieties displayed inRibeira Market, Tavira, within the Mediterranean Diet Festival.

Displayed in Ribeira Market, Tavira, within the Mediterranean Diet Festival.

Within the Mediterranean Diet Festival, at Jacques Pessoa Street, Tavira. HFW!

Harvested from a family orchard at Luz de Tavira. They are very sweet and the camera is a size reference.

Inside submarine Barracuda (1968-2010), now accessible for visits at Cacilhas, Almada riverside.

Inside submarine Barracuda (1968-2010), now displayed for visits at Cacilhas, Almada riverside.

Inside the 1968 navy ship, retired in 2010, and now open for visits at Cacilhas, Almada riverside.

Inside submarine Barracuda (1968-2010), now open for visits at Cacilhas, Almada riverside.

Inside submarine Barracuda (1968-2010), now accessible for visits at Cacilhas, Almada riverside.

Inside submarine Barracuda (1968-2010), now available for visits at Cacilhas, Almada riverside.

Inside submarine Barracuda (1968-2010), now displayed for visits at Cacilhas, Almada riverside.

Inside submarine Barracuda (1968-2010), now available for visits at Cacilhas, Almada riverside.

Displayed in a dry dock at Cacilhas, Almada. It was manufactured in 1968 in the shipyard of Dubigeon, Nantes, France. With a length of 57.78 metres it could reach a speed of 16 knots (30 km/h) in immersion. Its crew consisted of 7 officers, 15 sergeants and 32 navy soldiers. It could immerge as deep as 300 metres and remain immersed up to 31 days. It had a capacity to store 12,000 litres of water for consumption. It was on duty until 2010 and in those 42 years of service it navigated a total of 263,358 nautic miles - circa 12 trips around the world. HFW!

At Miguel Bombarda Square, Soure. A wedding had just taken place in the church.

At Miguel Bombarda Square, Soure, outside the Mother Church of Saint James.