In the whimsical world of Antoni Gaudí, buildings take on a life of their own.
Fancy, slightly phallic sculptures on the rooftop of La Pedrera.
Mosaic-surfaced masterpieces atop La Pedrera.
A colorful staircase inside La Pedrera.
A reflective, amoebaesque facade of La Pedrera.
An exit of La Pedrera, leading to the street.
The hyperboloid ceiling of the Sagrada Familia.
Statues on the exterior of the Sagrada Familia.
Details on a building near the Passeig de Gràcia.
A pole and trees near the Passeig de Gràcia.
The natural halls of Parc Güell.
A door on the way to Gaudi’s House, inside Parc Güell.
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Beautiful photos…how can you not be in love with Gaudi.
Thanks so much, Lisa. Yes, Gaudi’s creations are stunning.
These are wicked. I love Gaudi stuff! Nice one.
Thanks, everyone! Jacey, thanks for visiting (and returning to) my blog! And Eugene, yes — I especially like the exit shot, too. Thanks for the comment — coming from a photographer like you, it’s appreciated.
Nice work, Cheri!
I especially like the exit of La Pedrera, which I hadn’t seen when I was in Barcelona.
I stumbled across your blog a few weeks ago, and I really appreciate this post. This is definitely a trip down memory lane. I visited Barcelona (also Madrid and Toledo) in 2006. Parc Gruell and La Sagrada Familia were definitely two of the best sites from my trip. Gaudi was incredible, and you’ve really captured his talent in these photos.
Love the Gaudi photos–you have a “good eye”…will have to see La Pedrera next time I visit Barcelona.
I like the first Pic.