Thursday, 29 January 2009

Caixa Forum


Some of the best things Madrid as to offer are Museums, and contemporary architecture. Here is an example of both together, the Caixa Forum by Herzog and DeMeuron... One of the most recent cultural spaces on Spain's Capital; sure is a wonderful place to pass Sunday afternoon...

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44 comments:

Olivier said...

avec ton grand angle, cela donne une superbe (et originale) perspective.
on dirait une forteresse.
with your wide-angle, this gives a great (and original) perspective.
it looks like a fortress.

Anonymous said...

Great this wide angle!!!

hpy said...

I see you're keen on your new wide angle! It includes everything, even the green wall.

brattcat said...

Is that really vegetation growing up the wall? Fantastic.

Kitty said...

whoa, what a view!
did you use a wide angle lens?

what is the top made of? This must be a retrofitted building that has a wild atrium space?

(I hope we see the insides!)

Babzy.B said...

Sure it seems a good place to spend time , is in a vegetal wall that we can see on the right

Hilda said...

SOLID.
That was the first word that came to my mind when I saw this. Love the green wall too.

nobu said...

Fantastic photo!!

Unknown said...

wow, you make me miss Madrid even more! I lived there in 2003 and want to go back!

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Pia K said...

To be honest, the forum building to the left really isn't my cup of design tea, however, the green plant wall/building to the right is wonderful, wow!

Marie-Noyale said...

I like the way they kept the old building.
The vertical green wall has grown since the video!!
With these new lenses we are going to discover a new Madrid!!!

rob said...

This wide angle lens makes me dizzy. Wow. Great colors. blue green and orange.

Virginia said...

I would love to spend a Sunday afternoon at the Caixa Forum! I am intrigued by the "living wall" next to it. So you have a new lens do you?? Pretty snazzy effects with it. More!!!!
V

Unknown said...

WOW! What have you done here!? I guess you're playing with the new lens! :-))) Fantastic!

Julie ScottsdaleDailyPhoto.com said...

I can see you are having fun with the wide angle lens. Another excellent and dramatic shot. Thanks for stopping by my site. Madrid is a great place and I was fortunate to be there for New Year's Eve a couple of years ago. You guys know how to party. I went to the downtown square Puerto del Sol I waited until midnight and then ate 12 uvas (grapes) and had a bottle of champagne. It was wild and people stayed up the entire night.

Anonymous said...

Forum y Formas

The photo makes me think of a geometry lesson or a final exam on perspective drawing in an art class!

Madrid has so much to offer. Thank you for sharing.

Jan
Greensboro Daily Photo

Caroline said...

That is such a great shot...esp with that new wide angle lens. Bravo!

Bhavesh Chhatbar said...

You've gone (MAD) with your new wide angle lens :)

Fredrik said...

Have you heard of the Lens Correction tool in Photoshop? Ha, ha just kidding! Great shot!

Jane Hards Photography said...

The angle is really eye cathcing.

magicpolaroid said...

sure, i like too spend the sunday afternoon in the museums of contemp. art! great photo!
Luis

Ken Mac said...

mad lines!

humanobserver said...

Wonderful....It seems that Sigma wide angle lense is awesome...

Raghu Ram Prasad said...

Lovely photo with lovely angel..nice

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Diederick Wijmans said...

The grand angular gives this very interesting structure an excellent twist! Bravissimo!

Anonymous said...

Great architecture!

abc said...

Looks intriguing from the outside. I would love to go inside and take a look.

GMG said...

Hi Tr3nta! What a gorgeous picture! Excellent!!

Long time no see you at Blogtrotter! New Delhi waits your comments… ;)
Have a great week!

namaki said...

the wide angle is outstanding here !

dianasfaria.com said...

I've tagged you at my blog-no pressure to play along. I mostly wanted to share your great photos & city with my readers.
happy monday to you!

Cergie said...

I like the framing of this picture : we are ants in the middle of a forest of big rocks.
The vegetal wall is typical of modern gardening : we have the same from the landscape designer Patrick Blanc in Paris, close to the Quai Branly Museum and the Eiffel Tower.

K M F said...

wounderfull shot

escape said...

another amazing antique structure you've featured here. looks like all sides of that area can be of great photo subject.

Viajante said...

Mais um excelente motivo para nos perdermos em Madrid.

Saludos

Jerez Sherry said...

I love what you have to share here, about matrix, madrid, etc. enlightening...and this perspective is simply amazing... just amazing. Thank you for sharing all this.

:.tossan® said...

Belíssima panorâmica! Abraço

PJ said...

This looks so cool! Great perspective on this shot! Wow!

nanak said...

woww! amazing!

Anna said...

Interesting shot. Love the angle!

yusringadi said...

fantastic shot

Lowell said...

Absolutely beautiful photos! You show your city magnificently! And not ever having been to Madrid, I now would love to visit.

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