This is my view from behind the lens of the camera. Through my travels I expose the moments that captured me. An aperture is an opening through which light travels, which in a camera determines the depth of field and exposure. In this blog I find that by sharing my images it is a bit of a reverse depth of field, looking back at the places I have been and determining the sharpness and focus of my memories.
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Las avenidas de Andalusia
At the southern end of the Iberian Peninsula the inhabitants of Andalusia have cultivated a rich cultural identity. As a historic gateway between Europe and Africa there are so many unique details and stunning architecture. It was difficult to wander the streets of Andalusia and not shoot everything, but here are a few shots that remind me of the hot summer afternoons in Espana.
Hammam Arabic baths throughout Andalusia fill underground cisterns with cool water, beneath the sizzling summer heat, and reflect the remaining Moorish influence in Southern Spain.
Peeking in past the hot stone walls of the street revealed cool lush patios. The walled courtyards of Granada are beautiful carmens, gardens with shadowed trellises and ponds.
Late afternoon sun illuminates boys skateboarding on the outskirts of Granada.
As always, I couldn't resist a self portrait, this time in a door handle.
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