Montserrat, Trail to Sant Jeroni
One of the most popular tourist and pilgrim destinations near Barcelona is the Monastery of Montserrat, home of the
Gegants i Capgrossos, and the lamentable closing of El Ingenio
Gegants i Capgrossos…that’s “Giants and “Big Heads” in Catalan. You’ll see them at various festivals, most recently at the Les
Tracks in the Sand
There is quite a lot of activity recorded here on this section of beach, from human beans and their mean
The Port of Barcelona from Montjuic
Yet another of my hot shot photo spots here in the City on the Sea is Montjuic. This is not a
Back to the Parc del Fòrum, Barcelona
I love this place. For sunrise, especially. Like I have said in a previous blog post, this would be
Selva de Mar, Barcelona
The Barcelona beachfront is a photographer’s garden o’ unearthly earthly delights–or so thinks I. From the hump and castle of Montjuic and
Historic Elections Tomorrow (9-27) in Catalunya (Updated with results)
[NOTE: For an excellent, detailed, overview of the significance of the vote, the political parties involved, what the polls
Review: Sony RX100iv
This little, baggy-pocket-sized, 20mp, wonder machine has been reviewed in-depth elsewhere. See especially the very complete analysis at THIS dpreview
Flavor, in Color
This is something I notice whenever I travel away from my home country: the foreign food has flavor. Zest!
Obey, Consume (and buy a car!)
Apart from the off topic direction of this post, there is a photography angle to it. To wit: can you