Dimas Sequeira's photos

This is a view from Almada to the disabled shipyards of Lisnave and the wide section of River Tagus estuary. I stood where once it was an island - in the pliocene period, 10 million years ago. The sea level was much higher and there was a single estuary for River Tagus (Lisbon) and River Sado (Setúbal). All the plains of the present Setúbal Peninsula were under water and the higher mounts were just islands. HFW!

Campervan spotted at Dom Francisco Xavier de Noronha Street, Almada.

So close and so beyond reach!

At Prof. Egas Miniz Avenue, Almada. A major branch of this tree fell down to the sidewalk, with no damage on persons or property. The fire brigade was busy cutting the remains in the safest way, for further removal.

On building at Prof. António Flores Square, Reboleira, seen from Conde Castro Guimarães Avenue, Borel, Amadora.

At João Raimundo Square, Cova da Piedade, Almada.

On walled door of abandoned building at Ginjal, Cacilhas, Almada.

On walled door of abandoned building at Ginjal, Cacilhas, Almada.

On wall of abandoned building on Tagus riverside, at Ginjal, Cacilhas, Almada.

MS is a platform for street art posts on Facebook. This painting was spotted on the wall of abandoned building on Tagus riverside, at Ginjal, Cacilhas, Almada.

Portrait by Frame 01 and graphic painting by Skran. Spotted on Tagus riverside, at Ginjal, Cacilhas, Almada.

On wall of abandoned building on Tagus riverside, at Ginjal, Cacilhas, Almada.

On wall of abandoned building at Ginjal, Cacilhas, Almada.

Mural at Ginjal, Cacilhas, Almada.

On wall of abandoned building, at Ginjal, Cacilhas, Almada.

Spotted on walled door at Ginjal, Cacilhas, Almada.

Wall painting at Ginjal, Cacilhas, Almada.

On the riverside of Ginjal, Cacilhas, Almada.