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During my journey in Barcelona I went to the Barceloneta in order to see the sea and think. It’s hard to explain what I was feeling but the sea was like an old friend: you can travel, you can change as you want but he will be there whenever you need to make you feel loved.
Travelling through Barcelona streets at night bring lots of nice frames to catch… luckily I had my tripod with me so i could perform a long exposure shot.
The Yurbban Trafalgar Hotel, an old textile factory with an amazing Rooftop bar in Barcelona. #fromwhereistand
Arriving at Barcelona we went to our hotel of course. The hotel portier was telling us that our room would be a nice one… although we expected a plain, normal room booking such a room weeks before. Let’s say it this way: This picture shows what he meant. Especially in the morning while sunrise the balcony surved it’s purpose of presenting this breathtaking view over the rooftops of the city.
From within La Sagrada Familia, in Barcelona, Spain. One of the most beautiful pieces of architecture I’ve ever seen… and the colorful windows give the church a rainbow lighting
The Arc de Triomf is a triumphal arch in the city of Barcelona in Catalonia, Spain.
The upper part of an Egyptian style tower in front of the National Museum of Art of Catalonia
'Pat,Tricia and Dorothy by the base of Christopher Columbus Statue. Barcelona, Spain' - August 1958
Rooftop view during a beautiful and rare stormy sunset in Barcelona, my hometown. This is the best way to catch a breath of fresh air during mandatory confinement in Spain due to the coronavirus crisis.
In Barcelona’s port you can find this amazing mix colors of containers awaiting for transport your boughts… maybe your last bought was there…
Experienced by Rubén Bagüés
Follow me on https://instagram.com/linusekenstam - Every morning we eat our breakfast here, on this spot on the beach in downtown Barcelona, Spain. And we have the whole thing to ourselves.
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On my holidays in Barcelona, I fall lost in love with the architecture of Antoni Gaudi, for example, this historical building made for Pere Milà y Roser Segimon it’s know as “La pedrera” for his architecture, but the original name is “Casa Milá”.
Experienced by Florencia Potter
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In Poble Nou (Barcelona) there are still living real people in these kind of buildings which I do appreciate a lot.
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Man admiring the architectural wonder of the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya (National Museum of Art of Catalonia)
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View towards the plaza in front of Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya (National Museum of Art of Catalonia)
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The columns of the astonishing Sagrada Familia cathedral were inspired by trees in a forest
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The dome of the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya (National Museum of Art of Catalonia)
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Man admiring the beauty of the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya (National Museum of Art of Catalonia)
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Frontal view of the architectural wonder of the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya (National Museum of Art of Catalonia)
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One of the four Ionic columns The Four Columns (Las Cuatro Columnas), Barcelona, Spain, 2011.
