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Demonstration on Plaza Mayor in central Madrid. We just happened to be there as innocent bystanders. Lots of people seemed to be unhappy about something, but the whole event was very civil and organized. My Spanish friends will undoubtedly recognize the flags. My knowledge about the event is scanty enough so that I will not try to say more for fear of misrepresenting facts.
Photography, of the puerta de europa, also known as Kio towers in Madrid.
Fotografía, de la puerta de europa, también conocidas como torres Kio en Madrid.
Parque del Retiro. MADRID.
Paseo de las Estatuas
El Paseo de la Argentina del Retiro es conocido popularmente como Paseo de las Estatuas, pues está flanqueado por una serie de ellas dedicadas a los monarcas de España, mandadas hacer para la decoración del Palacio Real de Madrid, durante el reinado de Fernando VI. En un principio fueron pensadas que adornasen la cornisa del palacio.
Las figuras fueron realizadas por varios autores, bajo la dirección de los escultores de la Corte Juan Domingo Olivieri y Felipe de Castro. Llegaron a colocarse en la cornisa del Palacio Real según se puede apreciar en algunos grabados de la época, pero a la llegada de Carlos III a Madrid el rey dio orden de retirarlas, pues consideraba el palacio excesivamente adornado. Por esta razón, se colocaron en distintos lugares de la ciudad (Plaza de Oriente, El Retiro, Jardines de Sabatini) y algunas se llevaron a otras provincias españolas.
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An artful building in Madrid, full of beautiful and mostly very famous 20th century art.
There are more pictures from Spain in the Spain album.
Pasen y vean... Es gratis, sano y libre. Aunque no me gustan las cosas que se trasladan de su espacio real-inicial, admito que este es sin duda uno de los atardeceres mas bellos de Madrid!...
Fotografia Contemplativa
Contemplative Photography
[Madrid ES 2023]
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As vezes preciso olhar para coisas simples, demoradamente, simplesmente admirando e percebendo o que a vida pode oferecer. Assim descanso olho e mente dessa complexidade e caos da vida. A Fotografia Contemplativa, pode ser entendida como um estado mental aberto, curioso, sem julgamento, concentrado em apenas ver. Unindo fotografia e meditação, nos abrimos para apenas ver, sem julgar, deixando a simplicidade, a harmonia e a beleza do comum emergirem.
Sometimes I need to look at simple things, for a long time, simply admiring and realizing what life can offer. So rest eye and mind from the complexity and chaos of life. Contemplative Photography can be understood as an open, curious, non-judgmental state of mind, focused on just seeing. Combining photography and meditation, we open ourselves to just seeing, without judging, letting the simplicity, harmony and beauty of the ordinary emerge.
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The origins of the square date back to the sixteenth century, when the confluence of roads (streets today) of Toledo and Atocha, just outside the medieval village, was celebrated on this site, known as 'plaza del Arrabal' the main market of the town, being built at this time a first home arcades, or market, to regulate trade in the square.
In 1580, after having moved the court to Madrid in 1561, Philip II commissioned the project to remodel the plaza Juan de Herrera, beginning itself the demolition of the 'houses of blocks' of the old place that year. The construction of the first building of the new square, the Casa de la Panaderia, would begin in 1590 by Diego Sillero, on the site of the old fish market. In 1617, Felipe III, ordered the completion of works to Juan Gómez de Mora, who completed the square in 1619.