"The Meaning in the Making" by Sean Tucker is a thoughtful exploration of the creative process, not just as a means to an end, but as a journey of self-discovery. It's not a technical manual on how to be more creative, but rather a philosophical reflection on why we create and the deeper significance it holds in our lives.

“The courage to be disliked” by Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga is a book grounded in Adlerian psychology. It unfolds through a dialogue between a philosopher and a young man, exploring themes of personal freedom and the ability to shape one's own future.

If read with an open mind, this book can change you life, or to better put it, can give you the courage to change your life.

As a matter of fact I wish I read this years ago.

Street photography in Paris is more than a visual experience, it’s not just about snapping pictures, it’s a journey into the heart of a city that breathes art, history, and human connection, it's about embracing the city's soul, its stories, and the intricate dance of life that unfolds at every corner. The cobblestone streets, the majestic Haussmannian architecture, and the quaint cafes create a canvas that's both timeless and ever-changing. To truly capture Paris, a street photographer must become a silent observer, blending into the city's rhythm and flow.

This doesn’t want to be your definitive and comprehensive guide about Miami. What I’m going to share, instead, are my favorite things about Miami and Miami Beach as well as the areas I found most interesting streetphotography-wise.

Miami Beach, the Miami you see in movies — filled with mojitos, flashy cars, neon lights, and tiny bikinis — is alive and well in parts of South Beach. But that's just scratching the surface…

I’m going to share a few tips and places where you can, hopefully, get a good picture in Barcelona.

I’ll also tell you how to reach the city center from the airport and share my recommendations of where to stay, eat and drink. Besides, eating and drinking is where the city really shines.

Today we are taking you to Andalucía, a region in Southern Spain which is ideal for itinerant tours. That’s why it is often recommended to rent a car, thinking it could save time and energy.

In truth, a tour with no car is not just possible, but it may also be cheaper and less stressful!

A brief guide about Porto (or Oporto), Portugal. As always I’m sharing how to navigate the city, where to eat and drink and, obviously, my tips to get your best street photos in this beautiful Portuguese city.