I am certainly not going to be the only blogger to post a work of Gaudí’s in response to the weekly photo challenge so have decided to get in quick smart for as the saying goes, ‘it’s the quick and the dead’ and as we all know Mrs Carmichael is Living My Life One Aphorism at a Time.
The Casa Batlló in Barcelona’s Passeig de Gràcia is a straight line free zone. Perfect then for this photographic challenge.
I like these:
- http://travelgardeneat.com/2013/06/14/weekly-photo-challenge-curves/
- http://wp.me/p24idL-1ws
- http://winedrinkingmummy.wordpress.com/2013/06/14/weekly-photo-challenge-curves-1/ A couple of curves.
- http://memorycatcher.me/2013/06/14/weekly-photo-challenge-curves/
- http://thedailypost.me/2013/06/15/weekly-photo-challenge-curves/ I love the curves and the colours of this photo.
impressive curves! 🙂
wish they were mine 🙂
Great choice for the challenge, nicely done! 🙂
Thanks so much, Dina.
Crikey, you are feeling creative today, Mrs C….I’m not even off the starting blocks. In terms of the quick and the dead, I see precisely where I stand. And the view doesn’t look good…BTW, great set of images..
😀 😀 :D. Oh how I love a friday night laugh (and when an aphorism comes true).
:))
You have chosen the Master of curves himself! Brilliant!
I know which is why I had to get in early 🙂
The first Gaudi I have seen today. 🙂 Beautiful photos!
Lisa
Thank the Lord…..watch for more to come 🙂
Wonderful selections! Very beautiful curves.
Amy, I find curves so so easy 🙂
very curvaceous Mrs C.
Hey Jude, you’ve made my evening.
Snap indeed! There’s no one like Gaudi.
I KNEW I would not be alone 🙂
A beautiful place. Great photos
It sure is. Thanks.
Bravo…I cheated with lines, hehehe
I really like the curvy wooden bench at the mall!
I think perhaps you have the wrong post ????? 🙂
I don’t think so, just my perspective? I just commented on the very photo. I would love to know what it really was?
Raining? In Barcelona?
These photos make me homesick for Gaudi and Art Nouveau and Barcelona —
He was an austere and devout person despite the colors and curves and richness of his architecture. Somehow he reconciled both in his art. The Parc Guell, with those amazing curving benches made from shards of pottery, is my favorite of all his masterpieces.
Yes, yes and yes to all you say. It was January so a little rain is excused (more of my trip there filed under Mrscarmichael is away from her desk, take 3 girls – Barcelona.
It is raining in London town and I’m contemplating firing up the heating.
Absolutely stunning shots for the entry Mrs. C. You’ve outdone yourself again for sure. 😀 Thanks for sharing. *hugs*
You do make me smile on a dreary Saturday morning here in London town. Thank you.
Will send you some sunshine from this side. 😀 *hugs*
A perfect choice even if others do follow. Lovely photos to start off the weekend. They even seem to have brought out the sun (maybe fleetingly) here in Hertfordshire!
Debbie, just between you and me, I’m in Herts too!!!!!!!!
Strangely… I was expecting curves of a more feminine kind… handbags, rings… dress shapes… beautiful calves… you would know 😉
now, now calm down. Deep down I’m a building kinda’ gal. Might have even been an architect if I could draw and add up.
Very deep down!!! 😛
Great contribution for curves!
Thank you. Curves make the world go round 🙂
These are great, I’m finally going to Barcelona in October and can’t wait to see Gaudi’s work in person.
I know you will love it. I dod a blog bad in January bout my trip there if you’re interested. It’s a fab city.
You’re right Mrs C, it IS a straight-line-free zone! Great choice for the challenge.
WONDERFUL CURVES!
Thank you for visiting my blog today. I appreciate the time you took to stop by. May your day be filled with joy and peace.
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
Oh thank you. I try to catch up on your photos each week 🙂
Great photos of one of my favourite buildings.
How could it not be in everyone’s top 10? 5? 3?
Definitely top 5!