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@Xaviduran in October 2022

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The former main train station of Barcelona is nowadays the terminal of commuter trains. On Sundays almost no one is traveling in this kind of transport, so it is a good opportunity to make some pictures at ease. Unless stated otherwise, all the pictures and the words are mine. Do not use this image without my written permission. Thanks for stopping by and taking a look. Camera: Fujifilm X-T2 Lens: Fujinon 14mm f:2.8 Processed with Capture One #architecture #travel #train…

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Autumn at last! Living in a place where tourism is the main industry is sometimes torture. We have had a truly oppressive high season, sweltering heat, hordes of cruise ship tourists and almost two million visitors looking for paradise beaches with the added bonus of nightlife. Very stressful even for those who are not directly related to the tourism sector, as they have to put up with traffic on the verge of collapse and a decline in the quality of public services. All…

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Los Hervideros' Lanzarote is a volcanic island, so when the lava reach the ocean, takes on whimsical shapes. Here at Los Hervideros we may see this strange lava formations, leaving room for a tiny viewpoints. Unless stated otherwise, all the pictures and the words are mine. Do not use this image without my written permission. Thanks for stopping by and taking a look. Camera: Canon EOS 5 Mk III Lens: Canon 24-70 f:2.8 Processed with Capture One #lanzarote #volcano #lava…

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Back in the day we photographers used film to record our work. There were several types of film, basically black and white negatives, slide film and colour negative among other less used. An important part of my archive is in slides, and a little part of them are scanned. I have published in the analog film community at Hive a tiny storytelling about an important religious festivity in Yucatán, Mexico, registered in slide film back in 1998.…

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El ensanche de Barcelona ocupa gran parte de la ciudad y es el área que diseñó el urbanista Ildefonso Cerdá con la distribución de la ciudad en cuadrícula y haciendo en cada cruce una esquina cortada. Esta innovación urbanística dio lugar a infinidad de modelos de esquinas, cada una de diferente estructura. En la imagen vemos una de las más particulares en el cruce de las calles de La Diputación y Bruc, en el pleno centro de barcelona. Todas las imágenes que publico son de…

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From the emergency exit window. Unless stated otherwise, all the text and pictures are mine.