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Ingrid stood at the edge of the breakwater as powerful waves crashed against the coast, drawing the attention of onlookers and photographers alike. The stormy conditions created a dramatic backdrop, but her focus remained steady. Whether observing, documenting, or simply taking in the force of nature, Ingrid’s presence captured the contrast between human resilience and the raw energy of the sea. A moment shaped by wind, water, and quiet strength. Porto, Portugal.
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The first super moon of the year — known as the Wolf Moon — rose with unusual brightness, creating a dramatic scene across the winter landscape. Appearing larger and more vivid than a typical full moon, it climbed above the horizon in deep twilight, casting a warm glow through the bare branches of midwinter trees. Photographers and sky‑watchers were treated to ideal conditions, with clear skies allowing the moon’s size and colour to stand out sharply against the fading light. The Wolf Moon traditionally signals the heart of winter, and this year it delivered a particularly memorable display. A quick escape to Devon brought the perfect mix of familiar faces and crisp winter scenery. Mornings started with black ice glazing the roads and rooftops turned white, giving the countryside a quiet, frosted charm. In the evenings, the sky opened up just enough to catch the super moon rising—an unexpected gift and a great chance to make a few photographs. A simple trip, but full of the small moments that make these visits worth it. |
Diogo BaptistaFreelance Photojournalist, based in Porto. 
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