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I took this photo in Amsterdam, the photo is a low angle and a bit of a Dutch angle.It should be selected because it shows how small we are before the beauty of the city and with the Dutch angle we show the irregularity and inclination of the buildings of the area, all this with correct lighting where all the details are seen
David Guijarro Pascual

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This photo was taken in Park Güell, Barcelona, in January of this very same year, 2020.

The park is considered one of the best representations of Antoni Gaudi ‘s artistic plenitude and one of the most visited parks of Spain.
Located on Carmel Hill, north of Barcelona, it was built from 1900 to 1914. It officially opened as a public park in 1926 and UNESCO would declare it a World Heritage Site in 1984.

The photo is a tight shot of the long serpentine bench situated in the main terrace of the park. It’s taken at a high angle so the perspective and mosaic details can be better seen. The main focus of the shot is the contrast between the different patterns and colors.

This bench is a perfect example of functional architectural design from the first decade of the twentieth century. It was created using the “Trencadis” mosaic style (from Catalan, “chopped”) in which broken tiles don't need to match in exact color or form. This was popular with the Catalan modernism style. To create it, Gaudi used discarded tiles from a nearby factory.

Andrea González

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This photo was taken in summer of 2019 at Firenze, Italy.  Is one of the most famous bridges in the world and it crosses the river Arno.

Is a long shot because my objective was to show the complete bridge with its reflections in the river, when we can appreciated in this photo that is so old and very well preserved. This photo is a general shot and its angle is a eye level.

This bridge is believed to have been built by the Romans in 150 BC. Although it was later rebuilt by Taddeo Gaddi between 1335 and 1345. Its structure, the Ponte Vecchio is supported by three arches, the main one has 30 meters while the other two are 27 meters.

Inside of this bridge there are many shops as jewelers and goldsmiths. In addition to its hanging houses, if there is something that characterized the bridge for years, it was the amount of padlocks that were placed on it as a signal of love.

Patricia Roda Romero

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This photo was taken in Burgos to the cathedral.  We saw the oldest gothic catheral in spain, this monument was declared national monument on April 8, 1885 and World Heritage by Unesco on October 31, 1984.

The photo was taken in low angel shot to appreciate the grandeur of the monument. We can sae a close up of the cathedral, above of the photo you have a clouds, these clouds cover the sun, something that at the time of taking the shot was very comfortable. I use an angular focal length for the shot, since this causes us a feeling of gandiosity.

I really like this photo, because remainds me of a good trip i made this summer.

Alba Huélamo Izquierdo

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The photograph shows a detail shot of the shells on the facade and one of its windows. It is a low-angle with the intention of giving greatness and impact on the viewer.

The close-up frames are normally used to reflect the details of the figures, and in this photo it works in the best way

This one is one of the most iconic building in the city. It is a Gothic style palace with Plateresque elements, built between 1493 and 1517. The reason of the shells is still unknown. Some people say that it is a symbol of "The Order of Santiago" and another ones, that it was a symbol of the artist's love for his wife.

Alba Vilchez Martín

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This photo was taken in Santiago de Compostela, Galicia. It´s the cathedral of Santiago which in my opinion is one of the most beautiful cathedrals in our country.

The photo is a close-up shot of a cathedral tower. Is taken from a low angle because is the high part of the tower.

Finally, I chose this photograph because there was no clouds in the sky an the light showed all the details of the tower.

Sergio Sanz Rodríguez

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This monument is called Templo de Debod. It is located in Spain, in a park west of the plaza de España in Madrid.

It was built 2200 years ago in Debod, Egypt, near the shore of the Nile river, and was dedicated to the egyptian gods, Amun of Debod and Isis. This sanctuary was a gift from Egypt in 1968 as a symbol of gratitude for helping to preserve the Nubia temples that were going to disappear due to the construction of a dam.
This international action was organized by UNESCO and several countries like the United States of America, Italy and the Netherlands participated in preserving other temples.

This photo was taken in a winter sunset. It is an extreme long shot at eye-level

in which we can see a side view of the monument and the environment that surrounds it. The water around the temple acts as a mirror creating an inverse symmetrical image. I love when it gets dark because the lights appear creating a beautiful and charming image of the sanctuary.

Jara Sanz

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This  picture was from the Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències  of Valencia in Spain.
Its from April 10, 1998. Its  a building designed by Santiago Calatrava.
Its inspired by the shape of the human eye.
The picture was taken in front of the building.
The photo is taken with an angel that is an objective that covers the entire building and part of the water that is in front of it and thanks to that objective we see it as in the photo.
Here peopel go to seen movies because  are screened in theaters it has.
I like it for the visual effect.
Its a perfect place to take photos both at night and by day  and also is beatiful to visit in summer.

Silvia Solórzano

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This photo was taken in Barcelona, Spain.
We can see the front of this monument. There are two different types of architectural style: the one we can see in the photo is the neo-gothic while the back is being done in Nouveau Style. It was designed by Antonio Gaudí; and he started to build The Sacred Family in 1882, but, as you can imagine, the Sacred Family is not done yet.
This photo was taken in the 2019, while I was doing a trip with my best friend.
She took the photo from the widest angle she can. We can say that is a medium long shot, because my knees are cut and definitely is a low angle shot, because we can see almost the whole monument and the mobile phone was on the floor.
The Sacred Family become UNESCO World Heritage Site the 24th of June of 1969.
I choose this picture because The Sacred Family is one of the most important and famous monument in our country, and because its interesting that is has been built since 1882. It is a very beautiful place, and it has many tiny details in every corner.

Noelia Pastor

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This picture is from the typical places of the capital Cuenca.
The hanging houses are large balconies that are so named because they stand out from the rocky mountain of the river Huecar.
The photo is made by me, it is situated far from the houses on the" San Pablo" bridge (also one of the beautiful places of the Cuenca) and taken in a plane a little low angle and is the long shots.
I made it at night because the lighting makes the photo more attractive.
These buildings, together with its Gothic cathedral, contributed to the fact that the walled city of Cuenca was named a World Heritage Site in 1996.

Nazaret Moreno Martínez.

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This photo was taken in Ottawa, Canada. We can see the Parliament of Canada. The Peace Tower, that does not appear in this photo, is a focal bell and clock tower sitting on the central axis of the Centre Block  of the Canadian parliament buildings.

This photograph was taken from a wide angle, this allows us to see almost the whole building. The photograph was taken from one side and it is a low angle shot so we can see the upper part of the Parliament. I took this photo with an angular focal.

Laura Regüela Pineda :)

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This photo was taken in Seville. This building is the Giralda. It was for centuries the tallest tower in Spain. It is a low angle shot of the full shot so that the grandeur of the tower can be seen. Although the frame is not very close, you can appreciate the details. Its architecture of exact quadrangular forms, adorned with turrets and pinnacles, has served as inspiration for many later towers in the United States, Russia, Poland and other countries of the world.

Claudia

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The photo belongs to the local government of Madrid, also known as Palace of Cibeles. We only see a part of it and that makes it more interesting and curious.
It's a low angle shot with a close framming and it has the intention of  transmit majesty, grandeur and elegance. This is also why the photo is in black and white.

A close framming gives us the opportunity of see the little details of the building. It has a pattern of lines that gives coherence and shape to everything.
The Palace of Cibeles has a great history, because until 12 years ago, it wasn't town hall. In the past, the town hall was in the Plaza de la Villa. In XVII century, Madrid decides to modernize and create this building, that first will be the Palacio de Comunicaciones, dedicated to postal mail.

Esmeralda Rodríguez García