Taking back the Random editions after nearly 2 months of absence, Miss K is back on track with the first Random Porto edition of the year. Enjoy the randomness, and don’t forget to visit Miss K new photos over at her blog.

This new edition of the Random Porto was conceived exclusively on lomography cameras, so it’s all analog from start to finish. Enjoy the latest from the city, thanks to Juanita.

Finishing the month with such a collection of flicks is a true delight. Really happy with all the latest collaborations for this on going edition of random pics of Lisboa. Find out more about the streets of Lisboa, thanks to Cristina Ganâncio’s view.

Dedo no Gatilho is Miss K‘s blog on Porto’s street art. A frequent collaborator of this website, bringing you another fine edition from Porto’s streets. She always has fresh new content over at her blog, so make sure you drop by every now and then.

After two weeks of complete silence from the admins vacations, the blog is up and running. New edition of Random Lisa, with brand new pics from Lisboa finest streets, through the eyes of Luís Pedro, who kindly showed his appreciation towards this running edition.

Random Porto is back with more stencils, graffiti, stickers and more from the city of Porto, thanks to the collaboration of “Papaguena”, who gives birth to this latest edition.

The newest edition of the Random Lisa comes from Laura Ramos, the one behind the project “O que diz Lisboa?”. Enjoy more flicks from the streets of Lisboa, with stencils, graff, tags & more.

New edition a bit later than usual, but continuously running thanks to all the submissions being made month after month. This month brings the perspective of Alicia Carvalho, raised in Lisboa but currently living in Vancouver. Enjoy Porto

With another spontaneous apply, Francisco Gomes makes the edition of the month for random photography of the beautiful city of Lisboa. As usual, I’ll just leave you with the pics.

Randomness from Porto arrives again by the hands of Miss K. Expect graffiti, stencils, tags & posters inside. Don’t forget to also check Dedo no Gatilho, the blog from Miss K.