So, you will be visiting Barcelona and you have on your bucket list a tour of Antoni Gaudí i Cornet’s Park Güell…
Barcelona & Catalunya
Looking up, once again, this time at the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya, or MNAC. Their exhibits are wonderful–especially their collection of meticulously preserved Romanesque church mural paintings dating from the 11th to 13th centuries–but here I present a photo essay on the much more recent (20th century) MNAC ceilings…
High key photography and architectural subjects? Can it work?
More photographic “water play” at the Barcelona beach front… this time with blocks and rocks…
Many photographers have dedicated themselves to capturing images of waves. How might you do it if you tried? What would be your “personal style”?
Always looking up to the sky, us humans–although it might be good to remember that those relatively harmless birds who trapse about up above for our amusement also once dominated the Earth (in the form of now extinct dinosaurs)…
Storm, tempest… and she was named Filomena…
Some 12% of the GDP of Catalunya is linked to the tourist industry. COVID has hit that part of the region’s economy especially hard–no tourists, no money. But, ironically, it also has made visits to places that are normally overrun much more enjoyable…
Sometimes you can find some gems if you take the time to go back through your old image files…
Not far from Barcelona, and just 18 kilometers (12 miles) as the seagull soars from Mediterranean waters, is an “island in the sky” that rises 5,597 feet above mean sea level. Not a bad place to find a bit of tranquility…
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