Welcome. My name is Domingo Rey Peteiro. My passion for photography began as a curiosity: the desire to capture a moment before it vanished.

What started as a hobby has transformed into my way of seeing and understanding the world.

They say a photographer doesn't take photos, they create them. My goal is simple yet ambitious: that when you look at one of my photos, you feel exactly what I felt when I pressed the shutter.

Explore my portfolio and join me on this journey. I'm ready to turn your next big moment into a lasting memory.

Two women walking along a sidewalk beside a stone wall with a shadow of a tree cast on it.
Black and white photo of a foggy bridge with a train passing and a person walking on the side, with decorative metal arch supports.
A man walking under a bridge with steel beams, casting a shadow on the pavement, in black and white.

Porto

From the neon glow of Rua de Santa Catarina to the dizzying heights of the Dom Luís I Bridge, Porto is a city of constant motion. This street photography collection captures the intersection of ancient tradition and modern life.

These frames are about the contrast: the brilliant blues of the azulejos against the grey granite, the quiet morning espresso, and the sunset crowds gathering at Jardim do Morro. It’s a visual diary of a city that lives out loud, where every corner offers a new story if you’re patient enough to wait for the light.

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A person walking in a dark alleyway with bright sunlight creating a shadow on the ground, and a few people in the background.
Two red decorative street lamps stand on a walkway, with three people leaning on a stone railing, looking over the water. The sky is blue with some wispy clouds.
Silhouettes of two people walking on a bridge with modern, abstract sculptures behind them, at sunset.

A Coruña (Spain)

A Coruña is not just a city you walk; it’s a city you feel. This gallery is the result of getting lost along Calle Real, waiting for the perfect light under the arches of La Marina, and watching the sun dance off the glass galleries when the Atlantic sky finally clears.

In these frames, I don’t look for the monument, but for the gesture: an umbrella braving the wind at Riazor beach, a solitary coffee in a Monte Alto tavern, or the long shadows stretching across the Old Town’s stones. This is a tribute to the "City of Glass" in its rawest, most honest, and everyday moments.

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Interior of a historic building with a high arched ceiling, sunlight streaming through tall windows, and a woman walking toward the entrance.
Two tall, ornate church towers with crosses at the top, partially obscured by a large yellow and orange autumn tree, under a clear blue sky.
The image shows the interior of a decorated restaurant or cafe through a large window. Inside, there are elegant chandeliers, a decorated Christmas tree, and people dining. The room has ornate ceiling designs and wooden paneling, with string lights a

Santiago de Compostela (Spain)

For over a millennium, all roads have led here. This collection is a visual diary of the human mosaic that gathers at the finish line of the Camino de Santiago. It’s a study of relief, exhaustion, and the profound joy that fills the squares of the Old Town every day.

Beyond the backpacks and hiking poles, I’ve sought out the everyday rhythm of the "Picheleiros" (locals)—the university students rushing to class, the market vendors at Mercado de Abastos, and the quiet moments in hidden plazas. This is Santiago at its most human: a crossroads of stories where every stranger has a reason for being here.

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A winding wooden boardwalk through a natural landscape with pine trees and grassy terrain.
Rocks along a misty shoreline with calm water and distant trees under overcast sky.
A young boy in a colorful sports jersey and dark pants playing soccer on a wide paved walkway in a park with many trees, palm trees, and people walking in the background.
A woman walking through a stone archway into a sunny outdoor street with cafes and people.

Noia (Spain)

Walking through Noia is like stepping back into a time when the sea was the world's edge. This gallery explores the narrow, winding "rúas" of a town that was once the port of Santiago de Compostela.

In these frames, I’ve tried to capture the weight of the granite and the quiet dignity of the Casco Vello. From the Gothic shadows of the San Martiño church to the hidden courtyards where life slows down, these images are a tribute to a place where the Middle Ages still breathe under the Atlantic sky.

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