Carlos Ramos, Photographer


His sharp and perspicacious eye is shown in the images he captures. This unique way of looking at the world and at fashion has...

His sharp and perspicacious eye is shown in the images he captures. This unique way of looking at the world and at fashion has granted him a constant presence in several national publications such as Vogue, Máxima or Amoreiras Fashion. His portraits inspire books and exhibitions and he was considered the best fashion photographer four times, including, in 2005, in the Supermodel of The World contest. Carlos Ramos was born in Lisbon, lives in Margem Sul and has chosen the centre of the capital to set his photography studio. He recommends visiting all of Lisbon quarters, “including Chelas”, and tasting a dish of snails as the city’s souvenir. We asked him to guide us along the trends of the city he welcomes as his own.

 

Were you born in Lisbon? Yes.

In which neighbourhood? São Sebastião da Pedreira.

Where do you live now? Margem Sul.

How do you present the city to those who don’t know it? See it and let her present itself.

Which are the neighbourhoods the visitor has to visit? Every single one, including Chelas.

 

Complete the following sentences:

Only in Lisbon do I find… the light.

A perfect day in Lisbon is… a stress free Sunday.

We can’t leave Lisbon without … eating snails.

 

Places that cannot be missed?

One Monument: Elevador de Santa Justa

One museum/cultural space: The town.

One garden: Jardim do Torel.

One city view: Miradouro da Graça

Best hotels? Pestana Palace and Ritz.

Best restaurants?

Author Cuisine: Bistro 100 Maneiras and Belcanto.

Portuguese Cuisine: Pap’Açorda.

Fish and Seafood: Aqui Há Peixe. 

World Cuisine: Casanova. 

“Petiscos”: Cervejaria Ramiro.

Good Price: Restaurante das Flores.

Late Night Eating: Honorato.

To enjoy the view: Noobai.

Best cafés and ice cream parlours: Fragoleto. 

Mandatory nightlife places? Lux and Largo do Carmo outdoor seating.

 

Best shopping adresses?

Fashion: Maison Nuno Gama. 

Portuguese Products: A Vida Portuguesa. 

Gourmet / wine shops: Garrafeira Nacional. 

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