Glorious summer angels in Barcelona, above on Gaudi's original facade of Sagrada Familia and below at the Columbus Monument.
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- Stefan
- Passionate about writing and reflecting on the everyday. Aesthetic, subtle, and fun. Creative, observant, nice. Searching for people with whom to be strange, sing a little and dance about... Spot me hanging around studious and/or chill places, practicing yoga, or searching for aesthetics of taste, intoxicant, textile or intellectuals. I flit a little in photography, writing, and continually create. Whose to know what will lead my curiosity… all I know is that I am looking for roots, authenticity and substance. I’ve decided. I’m demanding more all while just going with life. It's not worth getting all tangled up, get over it.
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Lovely photos, and probably the best way to admire the Sagrada Familia. I was in Barcelona for the first time 2 weeks ago and I have to admit that my first impression of Gaudi's famous work was of a massive and complex facade looming monstrously in front of me as I rode the escalator out of the Metro. The only word I could think of was "splat". I had sort of expected a plaza in front of it. Its beauty is quickly experienced through exploration.
I also visited the Casa Mila, which often amused me in photos but was warm and inviting in person. The surprises of architecture!
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