Capitania General, Seville Metal Print

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The building of Captaincy General of Seville is integrated into the rear of the Plaza of Spain, an elegant historicist style building designed by Aníbal González in 1914 and opened fourteen years later, in 1928, overlooking the Great American Exhibition.
The area in front of the building is designated as the Plaza of the Army, and the entrance is accessed by a magnificent open foyer, through a portico of three arches. Seville is an exceptionally beautiful city, and this is just one example of the amazing architecture there that made me feel like I had been transported to a totally different world. My original photograph has been digitally enhanced to create a painterly presentation and add texture.

Simply put, I LOVE TO TAKE PICTURES. I found this love later in life than many do, after raising my family and enjoying a career in education, both as a teacher and school administrator. Currently, much of my time revolves around travel and photography, and when I'm not traveling and taking pictures, I'm thinking about traveling and taking pictures! The Tennessee valley is my home, so I am surrounded by some of the most scenic areas of the United States with the added bonus of plentiful wildlife and birds...literally paradise for a photographer! My best days are spent in the mountains enjoying God's amazing creation and trying to capture all things nature with my camera. It gives me great joy to use this medium to share the intricacies of...