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Photographer  Ron Collier {Karma:203}
Project N/A Camera Model Panisonic DMC-F27
Categories Architecture
Film Format Digital JPEG High
Portfolio European Mediterranean Lens Panisonic 52mm
Uploaded 5/11/2007 Film / Memory Type Digital
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Views 269 Shutter
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Location City -  Barcelona
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Country - Spain   Spain
About The ultimate basilica designed by the extraordinary Antonio Gaudi. Pictures can't begin to do this building justice. It was originally designed in the late 1800s and has been under construction pretty much continuously ever since. Every time a piece of it gets done another piece is started, and usually with a different architectural style. I'm really not kidding when I say you can walk 20 feet around the building and it will look like a different building from the new point of view. I'm sure every time you visit it, it will look different.
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Jim Budrakey Jim Budrakey   {K:24393} 5/12/2007
Now that's impressive. Even more so because I am planning a visit next fall. I have heard so much about Gaudi. Thanks for sharing this.

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George Marks   {K:15437} 5/11/2007
I admire your take on this church. It is such a difficult building to photograph because it is always under construction. I was there back in the 70's and it looked pretty much the same. It seems as though they move the scaffolding around a bit, but it is always somewhere. I wonder what it would look like with out all the visual distractions. Maybe my grandchildren will find out.

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Ron Collier   {K:203} 5/11/2007
I'm glad they made a difference for you - stay tuned, I'll put up a few more pictures so people can see the many faces of Sagrada Familia
cheers!
Ron

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Ian McIntosh Ian McIntosh   {K:42997} 5/11/2007
Sorry to burble but this brings it all back thankyou.

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Ian McIntosh Ian McIntosh   {K:42997} 5/11/2007
I know what you mean. Before my children were born walking it was the only truly wondrous experience in my life.
I have never been closer to genius.
I will go back, but will the building really have got closer to completion in twenty years. :)
Still it took longer in the middle ages didn't it.

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