This week’s LAPC “One subject, three ways” hosted by Patti was so much much, that I prepared a second port. My first contribution was published on Saturday.
This time, I take you back to my visit to Barcelona in February 2014. I went there with some friends on our annual carnival escape. Many of my images are already here on my blog. For the challenge, I’m focussing on a modern and iconic building right at the beach: Hotel W
A wonderful challenge and again a great opportunity to look through the archive and discover the images from a different perspective.
Maybe, I was able to inspire you to dig in your archive and find some images, you can publish your images on your blog and set a link to Patti’s inspiration post. Don’t forget to tag it with the tag LENS-ARTIST, so that we can find it.
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Excellent. Barcelona (and Spain), the melange of architecture. Gaudi, Calatrava, et al.
Especially Gaudi – yep 😊
Wow Andre – that final images really emphasizes who the building towers over the landscape. A great example of how a photograph can change our perceptions.
Thanks, Tina. You’re right, although a photo only presents the reality the photographer‘s point of view leads the spectators eye to a certain statement. A good composition transports a message, a bad composition can do the opposite.
That is an incredible place! Fantastic photos André! Thanks for sharing
Definitely, Aletta. Barcelona reconstructed their shore for the Olympic Games 1992 and they did incredible good work!
Absolutely so
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Beautiful architecture 🙂
Yep 😊
How many wonderful images must Barcelona have produced over the years, Andre? It’s a great city.
Yes, it’s a fantastic city. So many very interesting buildings, old and modern.
Love the photos, Andre, although the building reminds me of a breaching whale. 🙂
😁 yes, the shape raises couple of interpretations. When I remember correctly, it should be a sailship with a sail full of wind.
Ohh….I love that last image with the setting sun. Beautiful, Andre!
Thank you so much, Patti 😊
That’s a great set. Architecture really lends itself to multiple viewpoints. Wonderful photos
Thank you so much 😊