These photographs are from the Segovia Region in Spain from 2007 and include the old world architecture of El Espinar.
This was a Saturday afternoon drive that James' remembers as being very relaxed and filled with interesting subject matter. The Royal Palaces of Spain are many and varied and the Segovian Viaduct which is said by historians to be Roman is indeed a marvel of horse and cart, hammer and chisel building technology!
As usual, our photographs include an attention to detail such as roof towers and face patterning that folks with an interest in old world architecture find meaningful.
The day ended with a lovely Spanish meal of Tapas near the Calle de Ray, King Street in English!
The Gallery, Above, contains a selection of colour edited images and below are the curated camera proofs for narrative context and your viewing pleasure.
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