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I love the sunrise, I think it's my favorite way to finish all these reels wherein you have a couple of photos and don't know what to do with it. After a review of all my photos, I realized that there are a lot of dawn photos.
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Twenty years is a very long time but when it comes to the Olympic Spirit, 20 years is nothing. Join me on a walk down memory lane to remember those magnificent summer Olympics held in Barcelona 1992, and take a look how the Montjuïc Olympic Ring is still magnificent even after 20 years!
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Discovering unknown corners of Barcelona. Doing the tourist thing in my own city is one of my favorite pastimes, although there are not enough places to discover and explore.
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If you've ever been to Barcelona's Parc de la Ciutadella, you might know why this could be considered a true Pinhole Playground. If you haven't, here's a sneak peek...
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In Catalonia, tradition becomes fire. The streets and the main squares of every town become, on their biggest festivities, in hell, where devils and she-devils dance to the rhythm of the drums.
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Plenty of people who live in a big city would love to have a quiet place on the countryside -- a nice place to relax and disconnect from the daily stress of city life. Preferably, this place is located just minutes from the city center and can easily be reached by public transport. Well, if you live in Barcelona you're in luck, because this place exists.
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Maybe the most inspiring and romantic compositions Gaudi produced in his life.
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Are you thinking about visiting Barcelona? Are you seriously planning to grab a guide and be an ordinary tourist? As here at Lomography we love experimenting and exploring, here is your short guide to be an unusual traveler through 10 unusual perspectives! And, of course, get 10 unusual opportunities to shoot great analogue pictures! Pack your bag and let's go!
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Cool areas of Barcelona, starting on The Born, then Estacio de França and ending in the relaxing Parc de la Ciutadella.
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When you visit Barcelona in Spain, among the must-see destinations is the beautiful church that is the Sagrada Familia. I took a lot of shots here on a recent visit and the ones I think are the most striking are those I took in black and white with my LC-A+.
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Spring time...a great season to visit Barcelona! Here some photos taken in black and white with my Lomo LC-A!
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Girona, or Gerunda as it was first named by the Romans, was founded in the I century B.C. The most beautiful part of the city is the Call, being this a Catalan word to designate a middle age Jewish ghetto.
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After thousands and thousands of years of boredom, one day 'man' looked at the sky and decided to climb up. It was in Catalonia towards the end of the 18th century when 'man' took matters into his own hands and dared to touch the sky. That day the "Castells" tradition was born. More than 200 years later my LC-A captured this beautiful art and it is my duty to share it with you.
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A visit to the sewers of Barcelona, yes, it’s possible to take a walk there under!!
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I haven't had so much experience with South-Europe so far. I was always more attached to the east and far-east. But Barcelona certainly changed my mind about what there is to expect from the south. I mean we don't even have to mention the food! I live with a Spanish girl and she constantly gets the finest oil and ham from her parents. And we don't have to mention the weather, I rather not, I live in Hamburg!
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Paseo de Gracia in Barcelona through the VINÇON shop's window.
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Feeling uninspired? Usher in the new year with a trip to Girona, a beautiful city to visit which offers not only a great escape from your boring daily routine but also makes for a very attractive subject for your next set of analogue photographs.
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Are you thinking about making a short visit to Barcelona? Here you can find out about my two-day trip! These were the sites that I chose to see in a 48-hour visit. It was worth it!
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I’m sure that when you hear about Barcelona you will immediately think of Gaudi and modernist architecture (Sagrada Familia, Parc Güell, Casa Batlló…). But the truth is, Barcelona is full of modernist buildings that sometimes go unnoticed. Let’s give these works of art some justice and show off some of these not so popular places.
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As what normally happens, you don't appreciate what you have in your city until you have to show it to a foreigner who comes to visit.
