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Barcelona is a vibrant city located in the Catalonia region of Spain. Known for its stunning architecture, rich history, and lively culture, Barcelona is a popular destination for travelers from all over the world. The city is also a paradise for photographers, with a plethora of stunning locations to capture. From the iconic Sagrada Familia to the colorful Park Guell, Barcelona offers endless opportunities for photographers to capture the beauty of the city. The Gothic Quarter, La Rambla, and the beachfront are also popular spots for photography enthusiasts.

Sagrada Família II
Sagrada Familia Interior
by AG PHOTOGRAPHE

Sagrada Família, Barcelone, Espagne (HDR)

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Cathedral
by Jean François Bonachera

La Cathédrale Sainte-Croix de Barcelone: Le Chœur de la cathédrale : sur le dossier des stalles se trouvent encore les tableaux aux armes des chevaliers de l'ordre

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Plaça d'Espanya - Barcelona
by Wallace

View of Placa Espanya from the top of Placa de Toros les Arenes, Barcelona

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Cathedral
by Jean François Bonachera

La Cathédrale Sainte-Croix de Barcelone: le dôme

La Sombra del Viento
Carrer del Bisbe Irurita
by David ruiz luna

Pequeño homenaje a un gran escritor, Carlos Ruiz Zafón

El puente de la calle del Bisbe que une la Generalitat con la casa dels Canonges es una de las postales de Barcelona. No hay turista que no se lleve una fotografía de la pasarela, uno de los iconos del Barri Gòtic. Y eso, a pesar de que el puente no tiene ni cien años de existencia. En efecto, fue uno de los elementos añadidos en la década de los 20 del siglo XX durante la rehabilitación del centro histórico de la ciudad.

Hacer fotos de este rincón no es tarea fácil, o al menos a mi no me lo pareció. Todo y que es una de las fotografías más famosas de Barcelona.


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Small tribute to a great writer, Carlos Ruiz Zafón

The Calle Bisbe bridge that links the Generalitat with the Casa dels Canonges is one of the most famous postcards of Barcelona. There is no tourist who does not take a photograph of the walkway, one of the icons of the Barri Gòtic. And that, despite the fact that the bridge is not even 100 years old. Indeed, it was one of the elements added in the 1920s during the rehabilitation of the city's historic center.

Taking photos of this corner is not an easy task, or at least it did not seem so to me. Although it is one of the most famous pictures of Barcelona.

Barcelona, November 2016

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Sant Miquel del Fai, CAT, ES
Sant Miquel del Fai
by StarCitizen

Riells del Fai, Catalonia, Spain

Mas Tinell winery building
Mas Tinell winery building
by Fer_SG

This is a Mas Tinell winery building located at Vilafranca del Penedes, Catalonia. It is a special building which features innovative architecture and an amazing structure resembling a collection of stacked wine bottles with a Gaudí-esque, mosaic-tiled roof.

Both my son and I signed this shot. It was a pleasure to explain to my son -a 10 years old child- the technic for long exposure shots with filter and hdr long exposure shots.

Screw fall (Salt del Cargol)
Screw fall (Salt del Cargol)
by Fer_SG

Flickr: https://flic.kr/p/2gjta6X

It is one of the many falls in Canaletes village (Alt Penedes Catalonia). It was a shame to visit it at the beginning of summer since there was really little water flowing.

Sant Miquel del Fai, CAT, ES
Sant Miquel del Fai, CAT, ES
by StarCitizen

Riells del Fai, Catalonia, Spain

Torrent de l'Estany, CAT, ES
Torrent de l'Estany, CAT, ES
by StarCitizen

Sant Jaume de Frontanyà, Catalonia, Spain

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Cathedral of Santa Eulalia
by Jean François Bonachera

Dans le cloître de la Cathédrale Sainte-Croix de Barcelone: les oies et le clocher

Sant Llorenç del Munt, CAT, ES
Sant Llorenç del Munt, CAT, ES
by StarCitizen

Parc Natural de Sant Llorenç del Munt i l'Obac, Catalonia, Spain

Sant Llorenç del Munt, CAT, ES
Sant Llorenç del Munt, CAT, ES
by StarCitizen

Parc Natural de Sant Llorenç del Munt i l'Obac, Catalonia, Spain

Sagrada Família at Night, Barcelona Spain
Barcelona - Sagrada Familia
by Yi Jiang

The Sagrada Familia was designed by Antoni Gaudí (1852–1926), who worked on the project from 1883 and devoted the last 15 years of his life entirely to the endeavor. In 1882, prior to Gaudí's involvement, Francesc del Villar was commissioned to design a church on the site. He resigned a year later and Gaudí was appointed the project architect, redesigning the project entirely. The project is scheduled to be completed in 2026. 西班牙巴赛罗纳著名的圣家族大教堂

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Casa Milà
Casa Milà o la Pedrera
by Walter Maurer

Fascinating creatures by Antoni Gaudí at the roof terrace of Casa Milà.

Sant Miquel del Fai
Salt d'aigua del Tenes
by David ruiz luna

This place is located in a well-preserved natural environment framed by rocky cliffs called Cingles de Bertí. Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain.

April 2017

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FRONT PAGE Perfection In Pictures June 2021

Blue Reflection
Pantà de Foix
by Fer_SG

Shot taken from dam of "Foix swamp" (Pantà de Foix).

Fonts del Llobregat
Fonts del Llobregat
by Enrica Fabriani

En el municipio de Castellar de N'Hug nace el río Llobregat, uno de los ríos más importantes de Catalunya, que tras 170 kilómetros desemboca en el Mediterráneo.

When the sun reaches the paradise (HDR Version)
Riera de Mediona
by Fer_SG

When the sun reaches paradise.

This HDR long exposition shot (4s-1s-16s) has been processed with the new pipeline suggested with the arrival of Darktable 3.2, being used Enfuse for the HDR blending.

So after getting the HDR Canvas, in a first stage were applied plugins like White Balance, Denoise modules, Lens correction, Tone Equalizer (with additional help with Lowpass filter), Haze Removal, Local Contrast, Contrast Equalizer, and RGBFilmic (v4) with "Linear Rec2020 RGB" profile. In a second stage were applied color adjustments with Velvia and Local contrast with "Abobe RGB Profile".

Finally, an Orton effect was applied with a blur only on the far tree behind the scene.

A Haida ND 1,8 filter was needed.

Embalse de la Baells
Turquoise Lake
by StarCitizen

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Sant Miquel del Fai, Catalonia, Spain
Sant Miquel del Fai, Catalonia, Spain
by StarCitizen

A cave under Sant Miquel waterfall. Riells Del Fai

Pantà de Sau, Catalonia, Spain
Pantà de Sau, Catalonia, Spain
by StarCitizen

Espai Natural de les Guilleries-Savassona

Bellmunt Sanctuary, Catalonia, Spain
Bellmunt Sanctuary, Catalonia, Spain
by StarCitizen

Sant Quirze de Besora, Cat, ES

Sant Llorenç del Munt, CAT, ES
Sant Llorenç del Munt, CAT, ES
by StarCitizen

Parc Natural de Sant Llorenç del Munt i l'Obac, Catalonia, Spain

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Majectic
by Jean François Bonachera

Les 100 ans de l’hôtel Majectic by night

Casa Batlò (Barcellona)
Casa Battlò interiors, Barcelona
by Salvatore Petrantoni

Il lampadario di una delle stanze principale della casa più famosa di Barcellona, merita una visita. La Casa Batlló (in catalano [bəʎ'ʎo, bəd'ʎo]) è un'opera del celebre architetto Antoni Gaudí che sorge a Barcellona, in Spagna al civico 43 del Passeig de Gràcia. Considerata una delle sue creazioni più originali, l'edificio è stato dichiarato, nel 2005, patrimonio dell'umanità dell'UNESCO.

Nel 1904 Batllò, altolocato industriale del settore tessile, affidò a Gaudi l'incarico di rimettere a nuovo un modesto palazzo acquistato l'anno precedente sul Passeig de Shehar, l'arteria principale del quartiere modernista dell'Eixample, zona eletta dalla borghesia catalana dell'epoca quale sede dei propri spettacolari palazzi. La costruzione originale era uno spazio molto stretto e allungato e dalla forma rettangolare, che rappresentava sicuramente una sfida per l'architetto catalano.

Il lavoro di Gaudi, completato nel 1907, modificò notevolmente l'aspetto dell'edificio, rivoluzionando la facciata principale, ampliando il cortile centrale ed elevando due piani inesistenti nella costruzione originale. Al piano terreno sorgevano le scuderie, destinate successivamente a magazzini, e l'androne comune. Il primo piano del palazzo, il cosiddetto piano nobile, fu destinato ad abitazione della famiglia Batlló mentre negli altri quattro piani furono ricavati otto appartamenti destinati all'affitto.

Fonte: Wikipedia

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Gothic ceilings
Basílica de Santa Maria del Mar
by David ruiz luna

La iglesia de Santa María del Mar es una basílica menor situada en la ciudad de Barcelona, Cataluña, España. Fue construida entre 1329 y 1383. Desde el 3 de junio de 1931, tiene la catalogación de Bien de Interés Cultural.

La basílica de Santa María del Mar protagoniza la novela de Ildefonso Falcones, La catedral del mar, que ha vendido más de seis millones de ejemplares y ha sido traducida a numerosas lenguas. Igualmente, en la segunda parte de la novela, Los herederos de la tierra. También se hace referencia a ella en la obra de Carlos Ruiz Zafón, la novela El juego del ángel, y en la novela juvenil Thesaurus, Ombres a Barcelona de Àfrica Ragel.


The church of Santa María del Mar is a minor basilica located in the city of Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. It was built between 1329 and 1383. Since June 3, 1931, it has been classified as a Site of Cultural Interest.

The Basilica of Santa María del Mar stars in Ildefonso Falcones' novel, The Cathedral of the Sea, which has sold more than six million copies and has been translated into numerous languages. Likewise, in the second part of the novel, The Heirs of the Earth. Reference is also made to it in the work of Carlos Ruiz Zafón, the novel The Angel's Game, and in the youth novel Thesaurus, Ombres a Barcelona by Àfrica Ragel.

Barcelona, November 2016

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Casa Milà
by Jean François Bonachera

La Casa Milla ou la Pedrera: le hall d'entrée

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Parc de la Ciutadella
by Jean François Bonachera

Parc de la Ciutadella: les cascades monumentales

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Magic Fountain of Montjuïc
by Jean François Bonachera

Fontaines magiques de Montjuic

Pantà de Sau, Catalonia, Spain
Pantà de Sau, Catalonia, Spain
by StarCitizen

Espai Natural de les Guilleries-Savassona

Panorama from 'El Castellot'
View from 'El Castellot'
by Fer_SG

Views from 'El Castellot', in Castellvi de la Marca, Alt Penedès.

This panorama is made up of three landscape shots in autobraking (0Ev; -2Ev; +2Ev). It was processed with Enfuse for getting three HDR canvas, and with Hugin for blending the panorama, and with Darktable 3.4 for the general treatment from raw until the final version.

Most of the job was done as scene-referred with "Linear Rec2020 RGB". In the first stage (the scene-referred one) were applied plugins like White Balance, Calibration Color for WB, many Calibration Color for color and contrast adjustments, Denoise modules, Lens correction, Tone Equalizer, Contrast Equalizer, Local Contrast, and RGBFilmic (v4). In a second stage (the display-referred one) specific saturation adjustments with Color Balance and a personalized Orton effect was applied with a gradual blur from the foreground area to the background area. Finally, a little frame was applied.

Amanecer
Amanecer
by Enrica Fabriani

Invernal amanecer en Sant Pol de Mar.

Colorful path on the sea
Sitges
by Fer_SG

Simple shot in Manual mode with 12.5 minutes of exposition. It was taken with a double filter (Haida ND3.0 {100 steps} and Haida ND1.8 {6 steps}).

After, It was processed with Darktable creating the basic canvas for AdobeRGB with the Logarithmic option for Unbreak input profile. Then, additional plugins like Tone Curve, Highpass filters (not water), Local contrast (not water), Lowpass filters, Haze removal, some denoise plugins, and others were applied.

Pantà de Sau, CAT, ES
Roques de la Corbera
by StarCitizen

Santa Maria de Corcó, Catalonia, Spain

Pantà de Sau, CAT, ES
Puig de la Força
by StarCitizen

Santa Maria de Corcó, Catalonia, Spain

Las torres venecianas, Plaza España,Barcelona
Las torres venecianas, Plaza España,Barcelona
by Runa 59

Runa Photography, Daniel © 2018 © All rights reserved, don´t use this image without my permission

Las Torres de acceso al recinto de la Exposición de 1929, más conocidas como torres venecianas, son dos torres gemelas, de carácter ornamental, situadas en la intersección de la avenida de la Reina María Cristina con la plaza de España de Barcelona. Su denominación popular se debe a su similitud con el campanile de San Marcos de Venecia.

Obra de Ramon Reventós, fueron construidas como acceso al recinto de la Exposición Internacional de Barcelona de 1929; actualmente, hacen lo propio con el recinto de Montjuïc de Fira Barcelona.

Están inscritas como Bien Cultural de Interés Local (BCIL) en el Inventario del Patrimonio Arquitectónico de Cataluña, con el código 08019/1758.

De planta cuadrada, las torres tienen una altura de 47 metros, que se divide en cuatro secciones: la base de sillares de piedra artificial, el fuste de ladrillo caravista y una galería superior, formada por columnas de piedra artificial, sobre las que descansa la cubierta en pabellón de cobre.

Fuente: wikipedia