
The night market that never closes: vendors who sleep in shifts
At Mercado de la Salud, twelve families share one roof. We photographed four nights of bread, bolts and borrowed light.
Camila Duarte · 16 min read
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At Mercado de la Salud, twelve families share one roof. We photographed four nights of bread, bolts and borrowed light.
Camila Duarte · 16 min read

Heat, lime dust and the quiet half-hour when Buenos Aires holds its breath.
Tomás Ribeiro · 9 min read

Buses as ghosts; shopkeepers who know every regular by coat colour.
Camila Duarte · 7 min read

Forty years of hems, wedding fixes and politics argued over tea.
Lucía Mendez · 11 min read

Weekend estancias, weekday office jobs — identity in a soft-sided bag.
Tomás Ribeiro · 10 min read

Caminito after seven p.m., when residents reclaim the cobbles.
Lucía Mendez · 8 min read

Hands that have caught a thousand first cries.
Camila Duarte · 12 min read
Shot on location over six weeks; captions in Spanish and English.
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A small team in Palermo; contributors across the region.
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December 2026: summer light along the Río de la Plata.
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