Picnic Shop

February 28, 2010December 31, 2013 Categories: Architectural Details · Beautiful Decay · Spain & Portugal · TravelLeave a comment

And now for something completely different… I had to work on some of my travel photos for my office today, so I am reprising this photo from Tavira, Portugal.

Gerberas Five Euros

March 1, 2006December 21, 2013 Categories: Flowers · Spain & Portugal · Travel · Urban LandscapesLeave a comment

In Barcelona, Spain.

Wall, Steps, Pots and Ivy

February 24, 2006December 21, 2013 Categories: Architectural Details · Spain & Portugal · Textures · Travel · Urban LandscapesLeave a comment

Near the Mezquita in Cordoba.

Ochre, Sky Blue and Burgundy

February 23, 2006December 21, 2013 Categories: Architectural Details · Beautiful Decay · Spain & Portugal · Textures · Travel · Urban Landscapes1 Comment

Salema, Portugal

Black Stars on White

February 22, 2006December 21, 2013 Categories: Spain & Portugal · Textures · Travel · Urban LandscapesLeave a comment

Another of the beautiful sidewalks in Lisbon.

Wall Dragon and Umbrella

February 19, 2006December 21, 2013 Categories: Architectural Details · Spain & Portugal · Travel · Urban Landscapes1 Comment

A bit of whimsy today… this was taken along the Ramblas in Barcelona.

Cathedral Doors 4

February 18, 2006December 21, 2013 Categories: Architectural Details · Spain & Portugal · Textures · Travel · Urban Landscapes1 Comment

 

Cathedral Doors 3

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Cathedral Doors 2

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Cathedral Doors 1

February 18, 2006December 21, 2013 Categories: Architectural Details · Spain & Portugal · Textures · Travel · Urban LandscapesLeave a comment

This is a detail shot of one of the doors of the Sagrada Familia Cathedral in Barcelona. The textures in the cast metal of these doors were endlessly fascinating. I will post a few more in subsequent entries.