What are some of the signature photography techniques used by Sonia Justo for capturing Lisbon’s architecture?

Sonia Justo tends to highlight Lisbon’s architecture with a mix of mood, structure, and sense of place rather than pure “technical show-off.” From the shared posts, several signature approaches stand out:

1. Golden/blue hour light
   Soft, low-angle light to enhance pastel façades, tiles, and sunsets (like the World Tourism Day sunset). This keeps contrast gentle and colors romantic rather than harsh.

2. Strong vantage points and bridges
   She often shoots from viewpoints or elevated spots (e.g., Santa Justa bridge, miradouros) to show layered rooftops, the Tagus, and urban texture in a single frame.

3. “Postcard” compositions
   Clean, centered compositions or balanced symmetry around iconic structures, treating each frame as a Lisbon postcard—simple lines, minimal distractions, clear subject.

4. Storytelling in the frame
   Streets, squares, and viewpoints are used to hint at daily life and history (tiles, ironwork, trams, river), so the photo feels like a “visual journey,” not just a building shot.

What kind of Lisbon photos are you hoping to create—wide cityscapes, street details, or iconic landmarks?