To Barcelona
With some free time and cheap flights available, I decided to visit Bacelona for a long weekend to practice my Spanish. I don’t visit Europe nearly as often as I should - it’s increadibly easy both to get to and stay in.
2018/06/02
1/850s at f/1.4, 24mm, ISO 200, Fuji X-T20
2018/06/06
1/20s at f/1.8, 28mm, ISO 40, iPhone 7
2018/06/06
1/380s at f/1.8, 28mm, ISO 20, iPhone 7
The atrium of the Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona
The Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona ― 2018/06/03
1/80s at f/4, 24mm, ISO 200, Fuji X-T20
Ed Horsford ― The Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona ― 2018/06/03
1/60s at f/5.6, 15mm, ISO 320, Fuji X-T20
Quite conemplation inside Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona.
The Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona ― 2018/06/03
1/100s at f/1.8, 28mm, ISO 32, iPhone 7
Ed Horsford ― The Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona ― 2018/06/03
1/35s at f/2.2, 32mm, ISO 40, iPhone 7
The Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona ― 2018/06/03
1/30s at f/6.4, 15mm, ISO 12800, Fuji X-T20
2018/06/04
1/50s at f/4, 15mm, ISO 200, Fuji X-T20
La Boqueria ― 2018/06/04
1/30s at f/4, 15mm, ISO 1250, Fuji X-T20
La Boqueria ― 2018/06/04
1/100s at f/2, 24mm, ISO 200, Fuji X-T20
Tapas at El Xampanyet
El Xampanyet ― 2018/06/02
1/200s at f/1.4, 24mm, ISO 200, Fuji X-T20
A visit to Spain wouldn’t be complete without many helpings of Tapas. Foursquare directed me to the historic El Xampanyet - one of the most intimidating restaurants I’ve been in. Daily it’s filled to overflowing with patrons laughing, eating, and jostling for space.
After looking around hopelessly for a place to stand, I was beckened to a stool at the bar. The barman spoke little English (and I Spanish) but we communicated well enough for several plates of delicious tapas to be delviered to me.
Octopus tapas and cerveza at El Xampanyet
El Xampanyet ― 2018/06/02
1/160s at f/1.4, 24mm, ISO 200, Fuji X-T20
2018/06/02
1/35s at f/1.8, 28mm, ISO 25, iPhone 7