Barcelona - Port Vell, travel watercolor and photos.
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watercolor on paper
Barcelona, Port Vell, travel watercolor
Hello to all dear friends and welcome back to my blog.
A couple of weeks ago I made a small trip to the Catalan city of Barcelona.
A simple weekend in which I was able to visit some areas of the wonderful city that I had not seen a few years ago.
One of these was Port Vell, the old port that was completely redesigned and re-evaluated before the 1992 World Cup.
Divided into two large marinas, where we have the large maritime station for the destinations of the Balearic islands and a fishing port.
The large yacht port is another gigantic place for docking and storing huge boats that I had never really seen together in all sincerity.
A science fiction vision!
I hope the Steem on the rise will allow me to rent a beautiful sailboat, who knows!
my inspiration!
Oh well now I'm going back to Earth and I share some passages of my watercolor with you.
final result
While I was painting sitting on the dock at 14.00 a siren went off and some security officers told me to move.
Why never?
I understood it immediately after, when I saw the pier move, interlocking into the largest pier.
A mobile pier that opens to small tourist boats 4 times a day to let them pass.
However, I was in good company with the seagulls and some mullet that swam in the water of the port.
I hug you.
Armando.
STEEM ON!!!
Il porto turistico di Barcellona, acquarello di viaggio
Ciao a tutti cari amici e ben tornati sul mio blog.
Un paio di settimane fa ho fatto un piccolo viaggio nella città catalana di Barcellona.
Un semplice fine settimana in cui ho potuto visitare alcune zone della meravigliosa città che non avevo visto qualche anno fa.
Una di queste è stato Port Vell, il porto vecchio che prima dei mondiali di calcio del 1992 è stato totalmente riprogettato e rivalutato.
Diviso in due grandi porti turistici, dove abbiamo la grande stazione marittima per le destinazioni delle isole Baleari e un porto da pesca.
Il grande porto per Yacht è un altro gigantesco luogo di attracco e rimessaggio di enormi imbarcazioni che in tutta sincerità non avevo mai visto tutte insieme.
Una visione di fantascienza!
Vabbè adesso torno sulla Terra e condivido con voi alcuni passi del mio acquarello.
Mentre dipingevo seduto sulla banchina alle 14.00 è suonata una sirena e alcuni addetti alla sicurezza mi hanno detto di spostarmi.
Perchè?
L'ho capito subito dopo, quando ho visto il pontile muoversi, entrare dentro a incastro nel molo più grande.
Un pontile mobile che si apre alle piccole imbarcazioni turistiche 4 volte al giorno per lasciarle passare.
Ero comunque in buona compagnia con i gabbiani e alcuni cefali che nuotavano nelle acqua del porto.
Vi abbraccio.
Armando.
STEEM ON!!!
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Another very nice scene. I love the warmth you introduced in the painting vis-à-vis the colder feel of the reference / inspiration photo. Well done!
Bravo you centered the problem, it is often better to change colors of the scene. Consider that I took the first two steps sitting on the harbor bench. A big hug.
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Very nice!