In the island of Santa Catarina, where the capital Florianópolis is located, there are two communities where Azorean colonial houses are still well preserved. One is Ribeirão da Ilha (another proposed folder) and the other is Santo Antônio de Lisboa (and the neighbor district Sambaqui). The latter is the subject of this folder. The first Azoreans arrived here in 1748, when Brazil was still a portuguese colony. The church Nossa Senhora das Necessidades is the main attraction of the place. I went there (October 2014) with my friend A.R. Leão in a cloudy Sunday morning. The main idea was to photograph the old buildings and try to capture the particular atmosphere of Santo Antônio. It is a well visited place with several restaurants serving, particularly, oyster dishes. Oysters are locally produced and freshly served to costumers. For the pictures I used a Canon 6D fitted with some Leica R lenses and an adaptor as I did for the Ribeirão da Ilha folder with my Olympus Zuiko lenses.