瓷砖拼出的里斯本

A vertical travel poster for Lisbon made entirely of hand-painted azulejo tiles, photographed straight on as a tiled wall panel. Cobalt blue glaze on milky white tin glaze, with a single accent of ochre yellow. The tiles form one continuous picture: a steep cobbled street climbing between tall narrow houses, a yellow tram halfway up the hill, laundry strung between iron balconies, and the river glinting at the bottom of the street. Above the scene, the word "LISBOA" is painted in tall, elegant brush capitals across a row of plain tiles, and below the scene the small line "38°42′N 9°08′W". Visible grout lines in a precise square grid, slight brush streaks and pooled glaze, a few chipped tile corners and one tile slightly mismatched in shade. Soft raking daylight from the left so the glaze catches a faint sheen. No other text, no frame, no people in close-up.