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Category Archives: Barcelona
MM 2 – 52: Closeup
Leanne Cole has chosen Closeup to be the theme for this week’s Monochrome Madness Challenge which also happens to be the final week of the second year of this challenge. For my entry this week I have decided to submit … Continue reading →
The Passion Facade of La Sagrada Familia
Of the three facades of La Sagrada Familia only The Nativity Facade was completed during Gaudi’s lifetime. The famous Catalan artist Josep Maria Subirachs was appointed in 1986 to provide the sculptures for the Passion Facade and he accepted on … Continue reading →
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Tagged Antoni Gaudi, Josep Maria Subirachs, La Sagrada Familia, Passion Facade, photography, religious sculpture, travel, travel photography
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Inside La Sagrada Familia
We learned a lot about about Antoni Gaudi during our first six days in Barcelona last Fall. We saw the lamppost he designed for the Placa Reial on our walk down La Rambla. We walked past two of his majestic … Continue reading →
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Tagged Antoni Gaudi, architectural photography, church photography, La Sagrada Familia, modernisme, photography, travel, travel photography
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Visiting La Sagrada Familia in Barcelona
The Basílica i Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Família (The Basilica and Expiatory Church of The Holy Family) is located in the northeast portion of Barcelona’s Eixample district. The best way to get there is to take the Metro. Both … Continue reading →
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Tagged Antoni Gaudi, architectural photography, Barcelona Metro, La Sagrada Familia, photography, travel, travel photography
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MM 2-50: La Sagrada Familia in Monochrome
It’s called The Basílica i Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Família and it’s the number one attraction in Barcelona according to TripAdvisor. We visited the church one day during our one-week stay in Barcelona last October. This shot will be … Continue reading →
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Tagged Antoni Gaudi, La Sagrada Familia, Leanne Cole, Monochrome Madness Challenge, photography, travel, travel photography, TripAdvisor
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Gaudi and Modernisme: The Walls and Windows of Gaudi’s Crypt
The Modernisme movement in art and architecture reached its zenith during the period from 1888 when Barcelona held its first world fair until 1911 with the death of the poet Joan Maragall. During this period Antoni Gaudi spent most of … Continue reading →
Antoni Gaudi and Colonia Güell
On our way to Montserrat one day during our recent visit to Barcelona we stopped at the village of Santa Coloma de Cervelló to tour the church designed by Antoni Gaudi that has become known as Gaudi’s Crypt. It’s also … Continue reading →
MM 2-49: Gaudi’s Crypt in Monochrome
The unfinished church known as Gaudi’s Crypt is located in the village of Santa Coloma de Cervelló, about 20 km west of Barcelona. It’s also known as Güell’s Crypt and as the Church of Colonia Güell but a lot of … Continue reading →
Monochrome Madness 2-48: A Tibidabo Mansion
In my previous posting I showed the color version of this house we passed while going down Mount Tibidabo on the funicular. Here’s the monochrome version of the photo, which will be my entry for Leanne Cole’s Monochrome Madness Challenge … Continue reading →
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Tagged El Pinar, Enrich Sagnier, Leanne Cole, Monochrome Madness Challenge, photography, Tibidabo, travel, travel photography
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Our Trip to Tibidabo
Mount Tibidabo is the highest hill in Barcelona and it offers fantastic views of the city. You also get interesting views of a bunch of towers on nearby hills and at the top of the hill you have a choice … Continue reading →
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Tagged Funicular del Tibidabo, photography, Placa del Doctor Andreu, Temple Expiatori el Sagrat Cor, Tibidabo, Tramvia Blau, travel, travel photography
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