Gaudi La Pedrera ... (8 shots!)

I really like number #3 and #5.. Ilove the lighting of #5 and I love the moon on#3.. Where is it taken?

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Thanks ... the building is in Barcelona and was designed by Antoni Gaudí from 1905–1907. These shots where taken on the roof.

Here is a shot of the facade looking up from the ground ...

three and four and the last one that you posted incredible... glad to see you had a good time.... but, Dave.... where are the doors and windows?..

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very nice....... I really like the shapes in number 3

This is my favorite set of your Barcelona pictures. You have captured the atmosphere so well that I can easily imagine being there again. - Dave, you obviously had great time there.

chemicalbro wrote in post #2464832
very nice....... I really like the shapes in number 3

Cheers 'bro

Olli wrote in post #2464949
This is my favorite set of your Barcelona pictures. You have captured the atmosphere so well that I can easily imagine being there again. - Dave, you obviously had great time there.

Aye, a good time indeed and I like these shots too. They are simpler and less reliant on subtle light and colour that the others and so suffer less in compression. It seemed very different visiting this time with all the scaffolding but the forms still hold good and they have opened up some more of the internals of the building.

Nice shots, looks like a fantastic place for photos.

I am amazed! You have quite the eye for a photograph, these are just terrific. There are several that stand out (the last one for instance) but they are all just amazing.

ughhh... a great example of architecture gone horribly wrong.

Pronounced "gaudy" (Sorry had to. Modernist @ heart)

...But I respect it for the architectonic tension it creates and overall expression and for its questioning just "what is architecture"...

If nothing else, it Makes for some great photographs... Thanks I enjoyed them!

#3 does definitely appeal. It's almost like sand dunes.

adam* wrote in post #2466090
Nice shots, looks like a fantastic place for photos.

Thanks Adam ... you could have some fun with that sweet Zeiss of yours there as the subject doesn't move

Titus213 wrote in post #2466431
I am amazed! You have quite the eye for a photograph, these are just terrific. There are several that stand out (the last one for instance) but they are all just amazing.

Cheers ... that is very kind

GCRollo wrote in post #2466490
... But I respect it for the architectonic tension it creates and overall expression and for its questioning just "what is architecture"... If nothing else, it Makes for some great photographs... Thanks I enjoyed them!

My only question is why can't we all live in a place like that?

Athena wrote in post #2466951
#3 does definitely appeal. It's almost like sand dunes.

... or maybe a transvestite

These are excellent; I had real trouble filtering out the other tourists when I was there last year. It is also interesting to note that I am not the only person to time their tips to coincide with the erection of scaffolding

beautiful shots. gaudi is one of my favorite architects. thanks for posting.