Accordion Player in Porto
A narrow, steep street in Porto’s Ribeira district slopes downward under the pale, cool light of early morning. A man in a faded blue work shirt leans against a rusted iron railing, adjusting the strap of a large, worn leather accordion case slung over his shoulder. Behind him, the facades of traditional Portuguese buildings display peeling azulejo tiles in faded blues and whites, their surfaces catching the first direct rays of the sun. One, bright red fruit crate sits abandoned on the wet cobblestones, against the grey stone.
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