Candy City 53

Today’s photopainting focuses on one of the rooftop restaurants of the Centre Comercial Arenas de Barcelona.
Digital Art | Photography
Digital Art | Photography
Today’s photopainting focuses on one of the rooftop restaurants of the Centre Comercial Arenas de Barcelona.
In some neighborhoods like El Camp de l’Arpa del Clot, there are a few walled up buildings still squatted in. They will be demolished or renovated according to the current city plan. (The dots on the facade are black-painted ants.)
At times, curiosity makes me look where I should not, like in this warehouse hidden from view located in the Sant Martí district.
Earlier this month we celebrated Santa Eulàlia, first patron saint of Barcelona.
Being able to hang clothes in the open air is a real luxury, like here in the La Guineueta neighborhood.
The renovation of the El Camp de l’Arpa del Clot neighborhood is in full swing. The plan is to restore the historical buildings of the area.
Today’s photopainting is based on a picture I took in the Can Baró neighborhood, located up on a hill. I like walking around the area, and viewing the city from up above.
The makeover of the Meridiana is an ongoing project. We can see here one of its iconic buildings located in the El Clot neighbourhood section.
In the La Salut neighborhood, a few steps away from the Park Güell overpacked with tourists, there are quiet streets full of charm.