Most beautiful concert hall?
Apr 18, 2020 13:21:37 #
Apr 18, 2020 13:22:42 #
Blair Shaw Jr wrote:
What a spectacular palace that is. I bet the acoustics are phenominal.
If you go to Barcelona, you should not miss this concert hall.
Apr 18, 2020 13:29:32 #
Collhar wrote:
Very nice picture. I would not advertise your perceptions of what's wrong. It is a very nice picture.
I'm going to take your advice to heart. Thanks
Apr 18, 2020 13:30:32 #
cdayton wrote:
Hard for any building to stand out in a city dominated by Gaudí but the music hall is certainly a rival. Here is a close-up shot of the stage shot a few years ago - Nikon P900 sooc jpeg.
The whole place was a gold mine of photo opportunities.
Apr 18, 2020 17:23:35 #
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Jun 9, 2020 20:46:23 #
katu41 wrote:
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Beautiful photo; we'll add it to our list.
We were in Barcelona in 1973, had 5 nights booked there the first week in April (cancelled due to COVID-19) and were supposed to have ended a cruise there in a week. However, we re-booked the cruise and will have 3 days there in two years. Something to look forward to.
Jun 9, 2020 21:41:35 #
DJphoto wrote:
Beautiful photo; we'll add it to our list.
We were in Barcelona in 1973, had 5 nights booked there the first week in April (cancelled due to COVID-19) and were supposed to have ended a cruise there in a week. However, we re-booked the cruise and will have 3 days there in two years. Something to look forward to.
We were in Barcelona in 1973, had 5 nights booked there the first week in April (cancelled due to COVID-19) and were supposed to have ended a cruise there in a week. However, we re-booked the cruise and will have 3 days there in two years. Something to look forward to.
Barcelona is a beautiful and interesting city. You’re going to have a ball.
Jun 10, 2020 00:22:31 #
katu41 wrote:
Barcelona is a beautiful and interesting city. You’re going to have a ball.
We're really looking forward to our return. When we were there in 1973, I had one semester left in college. We were wandering around Montjuic Park (where they used to have the Formula 1 race) one day and I decided that I would like to eventually teach in the department from which I was about to graduate. However, I wanted to get some "real world" experience first, as my best professors were the ones with experience. After almost 35 years of experience as an aerospace engineer, I started teaching my favorite course in my former department. I did both for about 6 months and then decided it was time to "pick one." I retired and just finished my 12th year of teaching that and another course and plan to continue to do so for a while longer. I'm looking forward to wandering around Montjuic Park again.
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