Gaudi Architectural Detail at Park Guell

Gaudi spent years of his life designing and working on Park Guell in the city of Barcelona. So much so he lived in a house in the grounds. The detailing pictured here is above one of the small windows of this house. At the time I was chilling out on a bench after a hard morning running around trying to get the photos I wanted without all the crowds. I like the angle and the way the light is diffused through the trees.
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