Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 3, 2015

Impressions of New York Architecture


In my recent trip to New York and my first one, I felt fascinated about its vast architecture.
Since New York is one of the thirteen colonies that make the city rich in history and culture so the architecture embellish it profoundly. Since I enjoy the element water, in some of the photos I show it to refresh the view of New York as well I added other elements like benches, fire stairs, train rails and doors. I leave you with some of the photos selected for this series. I am counting the days to go back again to this impressive city. 







 























Tuesday, June 2, 2015

Trip to Viscaya 2015


I have been at Viscaya Museum a few times and I always feel fascinated about its architecture. I selected these ten photos to show the beauty of lines, curves and moldings of Viscaya.














Thursday, May 7, 2015

Signs from Ybor City, Tampa


These photos were taken last year in the History landmark Ybor City, Tampa and Tarpoon Springs. This time I focused on the signs I found walking the streets of the cities. 












Wednesday, October 22, 2014

Open Shadow Path




This series is a continuation and a combination of two previous series shown before to you!
These photos were taken in Ybor City in Tampa, FL. This city basically was raised by Spaniards, Cubans and Italians.The main industry of this city was the Tobacco. Today most of these factories are not operating. Some were bought for another type of industry or just another type of business. Jose Marti was one of the most emblematic figures in the Ybor  city. He went there many times to talk to tobacco workers and organize the fight  against the Spaniards who had settled  Cuba.
So with a little bit of historic background , I leave you to enjoy the photos  I capture in Ybor city!