What beautiful places and amazing photography!
Recently, I was foraging for mushrooms near the ‘El Collet de les Barraques’ in the Catalan Pyrenees. I wasn’t very lucky with the mushrooms, but I was happily surprised by green tones of the season on the landscape. On the left, you can see the peak of The Puigmal. At 2,909 meters, it is one of the highest peaks in the eastern Pyrenees and acts as a natural border between France and Catalonia.Do you like this photo? Get a Print or Download it as a wallpaper
Mura is an idyllic village located inside the beautiful natural park of ‘Sant LLorenç del Munt I Serra de l’Obac’ in the province of Barcelona. As nearly all the houses are made of stone, it reminds one of medieval times. A narrow set of streets, stairs, and ramps were constructed around the Sant Martí Church a long time ago to create the village we see today.Do you like this photo? Get a Print or Download it as a wallpaper
Some time ago, I published another photograph of ‘La Sèquia,’ a 26 km water canal constructed in the 14th century to provide water to Manresa. This was taken not far from the previous shot, near Sallent, between a farm called ‘El Mas de la Coves’ (the farm with the caves) and an aqueduct with the same name. In fact, you can see how the water disappears inside the aqueduct to let the traveler pass from one end of this long water canal to the other.Do you like this photo? Get a Print or Download it as a wallpaper
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on July 4, 2014What beautiful places and amazing photography!