Miniature
This is the first ever time I use the miniature technique of photography, for Water World Wednesday. It is basically fiddling with the depth of field.
One of the ways of enjoying Barcelona by the sea, the fast way. I would suggest you to wait and do this during summer, but not right now.
The faun?
Another busker on Plaza Catalunya, near the fountains? Or an escapee of Greek mythology? Pan means bread in Spanish, by the way… 😉
More watery photos here, if Kim has time enough to activate the meme on her holidays home, in the Philippines.
And happy spring everybody, the astronomical spring starts today in the northern hemisphere, at 12AM Spanish time!
Water World Wednesday
The fountain with pond in the courtyard of the Maritime Museum, for Water World Wednesday.
Water World Wednesday
Yeah, makes you want to be on the boat, doesn’t it?
Water World Wednesday, right here.
Just leaving it all behind…
Wouldn’t you sometimes just want to step on a boat/plane/car, and leave everything behind…
Water World Wednesday, right here.
Water World Wednesday
Made a little collage from close-ups of the fountains on Plaza de Catalunya, for Kim’s Water World Wednesday meme. Click here to see more!
Raindrops…
…in the fountain on San Filipo Neri square, 1/20 s, ISO 400, f/5.6, 450mm, aperture priority.
For Water World Wednesday, and Nature Footsteps.
At night on the Avenida…
The white water fountains leading to the magic fountain, for Water World Wednesday.
Hanging out
Nothing really to add. Except that it is for the weekly WATER WORLD WEDNESDAY , and also the NF Waters meme.
It’s hot and thirsty weather
So, what can you do, when you’re a dog. You can either lay in the water, or drink it. Or both of course. Happy dogs, wish I could have done the same. I mean lay in the cool water…
Water World Wednesday, right here.
And don’t forget: it’s monthly Theme Day soon! Here‘s the link (not open yet). The theme is: people watching. On your cameras, go! See you all on September 1st!
Are you looking at me?
Water World Wednesday, of course!
As the CDP portal is still down, here is the CDP Facebook page where you can, amongst other things like publishing your latest posts, also vote for the theme of the next, you guessed it, theme day!
Water World Wednesday
In 1977, our local catalan architect Ricardo Bofill was asked to develop a new district in the french city of Montpellier. He designed Antigone in a striking greek neo-classical way, with huge columns, pilasters, pediments, etc. Of course, there are quite a few statues inspired by greek mythology. One of them is Poseidon, god of the sea and of earthquakes, making the waters rise.
I just realized that today was actually Wednesday… Was sure it was Tuesday. So, I will post this straight away.
This is for Kim’s Water World Wednesday.
Barcelona Daily Photo 