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36 hours in Porto (New York Times)

Jan 31, 2016
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Updated: Nov 2

Porto at sunset, with the cathedral at left and the Dom Luís I bridge at right. Credits Daniel Rodrigues for The New York Times
Porto at sunset, with the cathedral at left and the Dom Luís I bridge at right. Credits Daniel Rodrigues for The New York Times

I spent a couple of days photographing Porto for The New York Times, from São Bento’s tiles to the riverfront in Ribeira and the viewpoints across Gaia. The assignment covered daily life, food and places to visit in the city.



Read the story in The New York Times.





The Ponte de Dom Luís I stretches from the Ribeira section of Porto over the River Douro to Vila Nova de Gaia. Credits Daniel Rodrigues for The New York Times
The Ponte de Dom Luís I stretches from the Ribeira section of Porto over the River Douro to Vila Nova de Gaia. Credits Daniel Rodrigues for The New York Times





Editorial assignments

If you’re commissioning editorial or travel photography in Portugal (or beyond), I’m available for assignments and photo essays. [Get in touch →]


Credits & rights

Photography © Daniel Rodrigues. Story published by The New York Times. Please get in touch with me for licensing or prints.(Images shown here are my own outtakes/atmospheres or portfolio images; for the full selection, please read the NYT piece.)



If you’d like to see more of my Porto work, have a look at my Porto gallery, travel portfolio, and Photographer in Porto — Availability & Pricing




Photograph Porto with Daniel Rodrigues

The Porto workshop lasts four days. We photograph in the city and review the work together. In the editing sessions, we look at which photographs belong in a series and in what order. The group has three to five participants, and the price is €950 per person. The Porto workshop page has the dates, programme and booking conditions.

I also teach one-to-one photography workshops in Porto. You can see more of my work in the travel portfolio.

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