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Walking on the Calatrava bridge L’Assut de l’Or this week in Valencia, Spain (a 3-h drive from home).
The new building Agora is seen on the left, which hosts a center court for the Valencia Open and seats 5,500 spectators.
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Great angle, love the white of the bridge against the blue of that sky. Thanks for sharing Mar:)
ReplyDeleteThat is just beautiful my friend. I like the angle of it as well. Great shot :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic bridge! Great angle of this shot and a beautiful sky.
ReplyDeleteWish you a nice weekend:-)
Such dramatic elements in your photo!
ReplyDeleteI wonder how many string bridges Calatrava has made. We have a new one in Jerusalem.
Great shot on interesting constructions and the colours are fantastic! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fine Sky Watch image!
ReplyDelete«Louis» thanks you for visiting San Francisco Bay Daily Photo!
You brave soul!!! I wouldn't be caught DEAD walking on a bridge like that. LOLOLOL
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot of the sky through the bridge.
ReplyDeleteFabulous shot .. great perspective!
ReplyDeleteMar that is a fantastic shot. When the photo was loading, I thought it was a ship's mast at first. Beautiful sky and the perspective on the bridge and building are great.
ReplyDeleteAn exciting perspective! And love the stark, glistening white of the structure!
ReplyDeleteThis is a spectacular view!
ReplyDeleteI have never been to Valencia. :(
But I hope to visit one day. :)
Happy Friday!!!
Brave to take that angle, nice photo!
ReplyDeleteLove this photo!
ReplyDeleteHave you featured this bridge before? I am very jealous of your fabulous bridges! I'm going to have to google that Agora too -- it looks like a magnificent structure as well!
ReplyDeleteWhat a terrific capture, Mar! And I love your composition! What a great bridge! Beautiful blue skies and lovely clouds! Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
hi
ReplyDeletethank u very much for your visit and comment
I like your shot...a bright viwew and beautiful also..Valencia was the first city in Spain that I visited some years ago
congrats
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This is an awesome photo. I love the angle it is taken from.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your concerns about my well-being. Today was the first time a great impact was felt. My hubby's office is on Sathorn Road, not far from the primary area of conflict. Senior management ordered the office shut for the weekend; just as well, the conflict spread in the afternoon and the road was essentially sealed off. Public transport was suspended early, stranding many people - including my 2 older kids - amidst traffic hell all over. My hubby walked over 10km to get to them and brought them home safely.
But we are fortunate; Andre's friend is suffering without electricity and water in his posh apartment right smack in the middle of the paralyzed shopping district. I guess this may be a big topic of discussion at our BBQ session tomorrow evening...
Looks lite an interesting bridge and the angle of your photo is great!
ReplyDeleteThanks for commenting!
Christina
beautiful photo, wonderful perspective!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sky watch!
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend.
Charming blue sky in a very nice perspective!
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend!
Gorgeous angle!
ReplyDeleteA very unique architecture. Great shot too. Happy weekend!
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Love the lines in this!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful against a beautiful sky!
I KNEW that was Calatrave before I even saw your words....I think he is sooooo talented! LOVE his designs!
ReplyDeleteThree hours from home---that is a big trip, if you are coming home the same day....!
BEAUTIFUL Photigraph...Love that angle, my dear.
What a great looking bridge. I'm hoping to get to Spain this fall so something to look for!
ReplyDeleteClever use of angle.
ReplyDeleteI love the perspective of this photo!
ReplyDeleteThis is a marvelous architecture! Must be seen! Really!
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