A collection of concert and festival photos I’ve taken over the years.From international artists like Blur, Nick Cave, Bush, 30 Seconds to Mars, Billy Idol, Wolfmother, The Smashing Pumpkins, Pixies, The XX — and many more.

Documentary photography for The New York Times 36 Hours in Lisbon: neighbourhood life, light and honest moments.

Every summer, local youth gather on the iconic Dom Luís I Bridge in Porto to leap fearlessly into the Douro River below.

Photographs by Daniel Rodrigues for The New York Times “36 Hours in Tangier” guide: medina life, kasbah, classic cafés and Atlantic light.

Documentary photography for The New York Times 36 Hours in Porto: local life, light and honest moments across the city.

Fado — the haunting, melancholic music that echoes through the narrow streets of Lisbon. From the skilled hands that build the Portuguese guitar to the dimly lit taverns of Alfama and Bairro Alto where voices rise with saudade, this work captures both the craft and the emotion behind Portugal’s most iconic sound.

This photo essay documents the daily reality of Syrian refugees living in Istanbul — focusing especially on the lives of children forced to grow up too fast.

Arte Xávega is an ancient fishing tradition still alive along Portugal’s coast — especially in communities like Espinho. It is a ritual that connects sea and land: casting large nets from boats and hauling them back to shore with strength, rhythm, and teamwork.