I left New Zealand mid-2003, bound for Istanbul and a new lif. After two years, a Belgian guy lured me into his world, deep in the heart of Europe. For a long time I was an in-process immigrant. One day we married. These days it's about photography, a little red wine and wandering ... and so the journey goes.
If it wasn't 10euro to enter Sagrada Familia, I think I would like to visit each day to try and photograph what the light does with the material it is given to work with ...
Then again, I guess commuting from Belgium would be silly.
This is a true story. My friend and I were locked INSIDE Sagrada Familie. I think we must have been in the elevator (?) when they locked the door at the entry way. We had been roaming around up in the spires and came down just in time for... siesta! A very contrite and also amused looking guard let us out after people standing out front went to fetch someone.
Love this!
ReplyDeleteMe too. I was surprised by the power of it.
ReplyDeleteThis is a true story. My friend and I were locked INSIDE Sagrada Familie. I think we must have been in the elevator (?) when they locked the door at the entry way. We had been roaming around up in the spires and came down just in time for... siesta! A very contrite and also amused looking guard let us out after people standing out front went to fetch someone.
ReplyDeleteit's a shark!!!
ReplyDeleteall your captures from that magical, sagrada space are great. makes me want to go to Barcelona again.
Pam, that's excellent and really cute too :)
ReplyDeleteI loved Sagrada Familia and hope to enjoy watching it flower in the years to come.