WOX Travel Contest | Week 7 | Looking up Barcelona | Eng / Esp
Hello @o1eh and all photography and travel lovers, basically hello to everyone.
Today I present my particular trip to the well-known city of Barcelona, and I do it looking up. It is said that one way of distinguishing tourists is that they often look upwards, while city dwellers do not usually do so.
Since in spring the urban trees are in full bloom, filling the city with green, I wanted to show the buildings of Barcelona's Eixample, that grid pattern that forms the centre of the city, I wanted to show them through the leaves of the leafy trees. Only details can be seen, as the leaves and branches only frame small parts of the modernist buildings of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. In some of this buildings you may see the year that they were built.
Here is the result of this particular journey through the urban trees of Barcelona.
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Hola a todos los amantes de la fotografía y los viajes, básicamente hola a todo el mundo.
Hoy presento mi particular viaje a la conocida ciudad de Barcelona, y lo hago mirando hacia arriba. Dicen que una manera de distinguir al turista es por que en muchas ocasiones dirigen su mirada hacia arriba, mientras los habitantes de las ciudades no suelen hacerlo.
Puesto que en primavera los árboles urbanos están en su plenitud, llenando la ciudad de verde, he querido mostrar los edificios del Ensanche barcelonés, esa trama cuadriculada que forma el centro de la ciudad, los quise mostrar a través de las hojas de los frondosos árboles. Solo se ven detalles puesto que la hojarasca y las ramas no hacen sino enmarcar pequeñas partes de los edificios modernistas de final del siglo XIX y principios del XX. En algunos de estos edificios se puede ver el año de construcción del mismo.
Aquí el resultado de este viaje particular a través de los árboles urbanos de Barcelona.
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Camera: Fujifilm X-E2
Lens: Fujinon 18-55 f: 2.8-4
Processed with Capture One
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Thanks, great selection of photos. You reminded me of something. I study at a university in the city of Lviv, the center of which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. When I walked around the city center with my camera, I also looked up and photographed individual details of ancient buildings. Unfortunately, I lost these photos due to a hard drive failure.
I really liked your photos, it is immediately obvious that they were not taken by an amateur. The well-kept buildings are very noticeable, although I am sure that there are also ancient ones among them.
Thanks a lot @o1eh for your kind words and support.
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Absolutely beautiful photography of Barcelona, I am glad that you combines architecture and nature, makes it look lively :)
Many thanks for your kind comment @stef1
Really it was the original idea, although I have to develop it much more. I'm not very happy with the final result. Next time I went to Barcelona I'm going to try improving the idea as much as I can.
It is very good idea and it is worth to get work on that. In my opinion early morning hours are the best for architecture photography due to the contrast between early morning sun and long shadows :)
I utterly agree, although everything depends on the sunlight orientation of the building.
Thanks for answering.