Saturday, 13 September 2008

Um senhor chamado Gaudi [Mr. Gaudi]

15 comments:

  1. Yessss:I agree with the first comment.
    If I've been in place like this I could have decided not to drink anymore.

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  2. Surprise!
    I'm Teresita, from gymn(!), and so dizzy with such a beautiful frame;-). I want some more, 'pilise', or I kill you.
    Kiss kiss
    T.

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  3. I remember very well this wonderful garden ! A nice shot !

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  4. E ele tinha uma imaginação que não acabava. É pena que não exista ninguém com um pingo da imaginação dele.

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  5. Fantástico seus parques, suas arquiteturas, seus detalhes, suas invenções, sua participação na criatividade de uma boa fração do mundo. UM GENIO!
    Sua imagem maravilhosa!

    Bjs

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  6. Has estado en el Parque Güell de Barcelona , a que es muy bello.La imagen te ha quedado de maravilla,Excelente captura y colores. Saludos!

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  7. A fantastic place!

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  8. Oh yes. That Gaudi is one to be reckoned with when it comes to things like this, Lina! Gotta love that man!

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  9. another really really good shot! do you contribute some photos for photography magazines?

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  10. Funny, just recently I explained to one of my friends that Gaudi is for architects, what Van Gogh is for painters, Charlie Parker is for musicians, or Gabriel Marquez for writers, a crazy diamond, who let his fantasy to soar free. Only for him it was a thousand times harder, because architect's hands are tied with so many things: financing, engineers, contractors, client's capricious wishes and desires, games of local politicians...
    Absolutely love your take on this passage way. Lina. Wonderful job.

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  11. :) Esto lo conozco, Lina :D

    Aquí es totalmente imposible la verticalidad/horizontalidad. Que nadie te diga que está torcida!

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  12. Um excelente arquitecto e não digo mais, porque não posso.

    Bj

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  13. Wowo, wonderful place here, a nice perspective :))

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