‘soft winds blow as the low rumble of waves echo in the distance. Sand looses itself within the salty water and birds start to take broken branches as their home .’
‘This is the way it goes. On-wards and upwards but never the same. The world is passing by all around you. You never really existed.’
‘A moment away from the city, a little break from everyday life. Its funny how certain smells and textures can instantly transport you back to earlier days; playing in the mud, the smell of horses, and barnyards with the quite subtle mooing coming from inside.’
‘One day you may look at the sun-rise and send a wish to the sky.’
The wind was soft yet crisp, and clouds drifted lazily across the distant ridgelines. Behind me, a steady, rhythmic thud kept time.
You find sunlight in the shadows, because darkness is the only world you’ve ever known. You search for light where others see nothing but darkenss. You reach for something solid when everything has already been stripped away. You look for a home in a place where the only doorway leads to an end.
When the sun starts to sink, the shadows begin their slow march forward. With no light to hold them back, their lives take shape. The hosts fall asleep, and the others rise.
There is a stone in my shoe—
absent when I look for it,
present when I don’t.
I walk on,
and it finds me again.
“A lovely Sunday watching local cyclists and runners in the hills above Barcelona, while exploring on foot. A perfect blend of movement, scenery, and sport! 🚴🏃♂️📸✨”
"With newfound free time, I’ve begun a personal project to refine my photographic skills and vision. Set up in the corner of my room, this series marks the beginning of a study on color and tone. Through everyday objects sourced from a local market, each image highlights the vibrant interplay of hues, exploring textures, contrasts, and the subtle beauty of these items. This series celebrates the natural charm of everyday objects."
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"In just 30 minutes of snorkeling, I surfaced with a different kind of treasure—countless feet of tangled fishing line, hooks, and a hefty pile of fishing weights. Not quite gold, but just as valuable for protecting our oceans! Every small effort helps keep these waters clean and safe for marine life. But instead of tossing it away, I saw potential. I gathered windswept sand from the cycle path, a few loose greens from the beach, and took everything home to create something beautiful from what would be forgotten and harmful waste. Sometimes, inspiration is just beneath the surface."
#oceanart #ecofriendly #creativerenewal
The Cami de Ronda is a stunning coastal trail along the Costa Brava, offering breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea. Winding through rugged cliffs, hidden coves, and picturesque beaches, the path showcases the natural beauty of Catalonia's coastline. Originally used by fishermen and to monitor smuggling, today it is a popular hiking route that connects charming seaside villages. Whether you're exploring the turquoise waters or discovering historic landmarks, the Cami de Ronda is an unforgettable way to experience the essence of Costa Brava.
"These snapshots capture the essence of my walks around Barcelona, where every corner reveals something unique. From bustling streets to quiet alleys, I aim to showcase the moments that often go unnoticed. Each image is a glimpse into the urban landscape as I experience it, blending the energy of the city with the stillness of everyday beauty."
RHOSSILI BAY - SOUTH WALES
PONT DEL PETROLI, BARCELONA SPAIN | 04/02/2018 | 08h05
Managed to catch the sunrise before the rain came in 🤙🏼 I did however get pretty wet feet! 🤦♂️ all worth it for yet another Beautiful Barcelona Sunrise ❤️
BASIC SETTINGS
CAMERA - Nikon D810
LENS - 14 - 24 mm f/2.8
FOCAL LENGTH - 14mm
EXPOSURE - 20 sec f/14 ISO 64
TRIPOD & REMOTE SHUTTER
This photo was taken as the sun had breached the horizon and was visible through the clouds in the distance. The rain was moving in from behind me which led to wonderful skies! I managed to time it well as It didn't start raining until I had packed up, but I did however get soaked by an incoming wave! Luckily inexpensive trainers and a liking for seawater I managed to keep my EQ away from any danger!
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The Pont del Petroli is a dock of Badalona built for the unloading of petroleum products from tankers and, since 2009, remodeled as a space for citizen and scientific use. It is located on the beach of Pont del Petroli , opposite the Passeig Marítim of the Progrés neighborhood , entering the sea about 250 m with a height of 6 m.
Its a super easy place to get to when in Barcelona! For me, I headed to the Arc de Triomfe Metro Station and jumped on a Rodalie out of town. Get one that stops of a Badalona (three stops from the metro) and turn your head to sea :)
LATE NIGHT FOOTBALL | BARCELONA
PORT FORVM | BARCELONA | SUNRISE & RUNNER