While I was in Barcelona, I had the chance to visit Sagrada Familia. The church was architect Antoni Gaudi's masterpiece. He began work on it in 1883, and it's still in construction today.

A Barcelona Street

Deserted Tram Line

Tracks at Night

I went out to the beach one night on my recent trip to Barcelona, and dipped my feet in the Mediterranean. Here's a shot of the water, sand, and a funky building on the horizon.

I stumbled upon this abandoned castle on the outskirts of Guell Colony in Spain. I was wandering around, with about 20 minutes of free time before I had to rejoin my group. I got to the edge of town and

This church was designed by architect Anotoni Gaudi in the Guell Colony, near Barcelona, Spain. It was constructed between 1898 and 1917, although never really finished. The Guell Colony was a factory

Here's Casa Mila, by Antoni Gaudi. It's a house, built between 1906 and 1910, and displays Gaudi's renowned and fantastic formal language. When I saw this I was struck by the undulating facade. It must

I shot this in Barcelona a few weeks ago. Barcelona's a wonderful city. Camera: Nikon D5200 Lens: AF-S DX Nikkor 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR II Shutter Speed: 1.6s Aperture: f/8 ISO: 100 Focal Length: 34mm

I took this in old Barcelona at a corner where three streets intersect. Odd corners like this present opportunities for beautiful architectural expression, and interesting public space.

A bike weaved through pedestrians as I took this long exposure. There's a fascinating amount of activity that takes place on the streets of Barcelona's dense city core.

I like the composition created by the curving rail juxtaposed with green grass. It's interesting that the concentrated footprint of trains allows grass to be interspersed between the rails much more

There's a story behind this man's expression, but I'll never know. I shot this in the narrow streets of Barcelona's Gothic quarter, and later noticed the intense look on his face. Was he lost and looking

This pivotal work of architecture was built as the German pavilion for the 1929 world fair. It was designed by modernist architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. The powerful minimalism was revolutionary at

I took this photo on my recent trip to Spain. This is a housing project in Barcelona, with commercial space on the ground floor and residential space upstairs. The enclosed garden courtyards are serene,

This pigeon was perched overlooking a grand vista on Barcelona's Montjuic, hoping for some food. After a few photos, the pigeon spotted me, and stared me down with an evil glare. For context, below is

This shot managed to capture the winding curves of traffic with a long exposure. I got this image at Placa Catalunya, in Barcelona, Spain.

Here's a photo from my recent trip to Barcelona, Spain. This triumphal arch was built for the world fair in 1888. I think carrying a tripod was worth the hassle. The faint light streaks are from a bike

Balconies of Barcelona

La Rambla is a wide avenue running through historic Barcelona. In Roman times, this winding path leading to the sea was a creek outside the city walls. Barcelona would grow, and la Rambla was absorbed