The Brihuega lavender fields have earned the small Castilla-La Mancha hill town its nickname as Spanish Provence. With over 1,000 hectares of cultivated lavender surrounding the town, it offers one of Europe's most photogenic — and most photographed — landscapes each summer.
Category: Photographing Spain
City of Arts and Sciences Valencia Photography: A Professional Guide
City of Arts and Sciences Valencia photography is a must for professional and advanced photographers visiting Spain’s most futuristic architectural complex. This iconic site designed by Santiago Calatrava offers dramatic lines, reflective pools, and sculptural white forms that make it one of the best locations in Europe for architectural and travel photography.
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Chamberi ghost metro station
Looking for some unusual shooting while in Madrid? Then, Chamberi ghost metro station might be something you really enjoy.
Chamberi is a defunct metro station on Line 1 of the Madrid Metro, one of the largest and oldest rapid transit systems in the world. Continue reading “Chamberi ghost metro station”
Andalusia photo gallery
Memories of my latest journey down to Andalusia still linger in my mind now that I’m back home: the pleasant, sweet scent of orange blossoms; the bright green rolling hill landscapes, where even a lonely white cottage becomes a monument; those pretty whitewashed villages perched spectacularly atop crags; the Western-like atmosphere sheltered in the spectacular, badlands-like Tabernas Desert, one of the wildest and driest parts of Europe.
Park Güell in Barcelona: Photography Tips
Worldwide-famous Park Güell is one of the main tourist attractions in Barcelona. It was Gaudí’s most ambitious project after the still-unfinished Sagrada Familia basilica.
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