Santa Eulalia

Jacint Verdaguer's poem about Santa Eulalia. A girl of thirteen years old who lived in the third century AD on the outskirts of Barcelona, ​​in what is now Sarrià. She was martyr in the time of the Roman Emperor Diocletian. The poem is in the place where legend tells that suffered martyrdom

[Andy Mcculloch]

Love how you composed this picture.

[Andre Gauthier]

Interesting composition. Well edited

[KsK Photo Gallery]

I love it. I love that the alley in the picture is off to the side and you have to see it to know it's there

[Ann H. LeFevre]

There is something so beautiful about this scene although it's just an alleyway!

[Tracy]

Another wonderful street shot!

[Shelley]

Very cool shot. Great in b/w.

[Chris Stapleton]

Cool

[diabolical mastermind of dark darkened darkly darkness]

this makes me imagine you publishing a photographic tour book of cultural sites with sociopolitical commentary captions.

[Marloes]

Very interesting info and wonderful comp.

[Lorena]

Que buena foto, con un primer plano tan cerca y un muy bien enfocado y lejano segundo plano.

[Cazla]

Lovely composition with the passage on the far side

[Juan B.]

@andy3168 @ansyphoto @kskphotogallery @olivetreeann @marmaladeskyes @moxy @cljs @ubiquitybutsomewhatdownsized @stimuloog @lorenaavalos @cazla thank you all for your kind comments