Renting an apartment in a nine-story building is not a big deal if there is a working elevator. Mine, thankfully, is tiny but useful. I did hoof it up one day, just to see what it was like. Not terrible, but I hope it never becomes necessary. I often walk down the stairs in the morning on my way to a café con leche and croissant at Maribarbola. I decided to photograph the experience for kicks, and noticed how the skylight creates different effects the lower you go, and a tiny little slice on the first floor. I might try this again at high noon with better light to compensate for the fluorescent lighting on the landings. The image is 4' x 5' at 200dpi if you'd like to order a poster version for yourself!Say it with me: "Bar-tha-lona." This is a blog of 28 days in Barcelona, and the experiences, writing, and images created along the way. Departing August 2010.
Saturday, August 7, 2010
Natural
Renting an apartment in a nine-story building is not a big deal if there is a working elevator. Mine, thankfully, is tiny but useful. I did hoof it up one day, just to see what it was like. Not terrible, but I hope it never becomes necessary. I often walk down the stairs in the morning on my way to a café con leche and croissant at Maribarbola. I decided to photograph the experience for kicks, and noticed how the skylight creates different effects the lower you go, and a tiny little slice on the first floor. I might try this again at high noon with better light to compensate for the fluorescent lighting on the landings. The image is 4' x 5' at 200dpi if you'd like to order a poster version for yourself!Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Idiosyncrasies
I have compiled a short list of things that, in my various urban experiences, seem to be particularly unique to Barcelona:
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