San Juan, Puerto Rico
Showing posts with label Architecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Architecture. Show all posts
This Old Shack
In the field next to us lives an old two-room shack. It still retains three outer walls, but the fourth side is bare and open. The paint has long since left it's rotting boards and vines are content to climb up the walls to peak through the windows.
Peeling Paint
An old building near our apartment. I took a walk recently to create a sort of 'photographic tour' of ou neighborhood. Stay tuned for more images of the Fort George Wright area!
Barcelona Apartments
I loved the layered colors of this apartment building. With red brick, white stone and blue roof, it made a charming rainbow.
The Saints of Toledo
The Cathedral in Toledo was full of beautiful pieces of art. El Greco, Rafael, and more were showcased inside this charming, old church. To see more about the cathedral, check out: http://www.sacred-destinations.com/spain/toledo-cathedral.htm
St. George and the Dragon
St. George and the Dragon was featured in a lot of the sculptures in Barcelona. You can find a re-telling of the story here: http://www.kellscraft.com/stgeorge.html
Angel of Barcelona
High above the city, positioned atop the Cathedral, watching the world change decade by decade.
Church of the Nativity
The Church of the Nativity is a Catholic church in Bethelehem, on the traditional location of Jesus' birth. The actual church was built by the Byzantines in 339 AD; this photo was taken of a new addition that is much more recent than that.
The Window Garden
This is a window in the Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem. The green watering can caught my attention.
