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:

• 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.

• 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.

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

• 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?