Morning at the Metropol Parasol
by Mary Machare
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Morning at the Metropol Parasol
Artist
Mary Machare
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Photograph - Photography And Digital Art
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Morning at the Metropol Parasol. This fabulous wooden structure constructed over the public market at La Encarnación square, in located the old quarter of Seville, Spain. The structure consists of six parasols in the form of giant shrooms ("Las setas" in Spanish), whose design is inspired by the vaults of the Cathedral of Seville and the ficus trees in the nearby Plaza de Cristo de Burgos.
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June 10th, 2014
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Marian Bell
Fabulous architectural find, Mary! Maybe I'm hungry...it reminds me of waffles!!! :o) l/f
Mary Machare replied:
Thank you, Marian. What is so great is they have put walkways on the top, so you can both look over the city and down through the openings.
Jack Zulli
I could walk around this structure for hours! Like the POV and catch on light, well done!;)
Henryk Gorecki
Wonderful photograph,Mary!Amazing,beautiful architecture and excellent game of lights! L/F
Frank Winters
Another great one, Steve! Clarity and crispness. A fine view of your subject. L/F and featured in Street Photography.
Mary Machare replied:
Thank you so much for the feature, Frank. Your support is greatly appreciated.
Will Borden
Hi Mary~~an incredibly intriguing piece of Spanish architecture- superbly photographed, as well..!! Sincere thanks for your very welcome comment on my daughter's painting- sure appreciated!! All the Best! F&L&Twt!
Mary Machare replied:
It is indeed marvelous architecture. Thank YOU for all the support you have given me.
Laurie Search
Wow, that is so cool, Mary!! And I love how you've composed the image, and also the slightly soft feel you've given it!!! Wonderful!! :)))fv
Carl Purcell
Gosh Mary. I didn't see that on my last trip to Seville. Is this something relatively new? This is a stunning image.
Mary Machare replied:
I am not sure exactly how old it is, but perhaps about 5 years. It is amazing, and you can take an elevator to the top for wonderful views of the city. Thanks for the comment.
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