Greetings from Spain
Frigiliana, Nerja, Antequera, El Torcal & Sevilla - a dreamy selection of Spanish photographs from Mercedes Catalan’s homeland.
We’re going to take you on a visual journey by diving into the archives of Mercedes Catalan, a Switzerland-based, Spanish photographer who contributed wonderful work to our Swiss magazine. Below you’ll find a dreamy selection of photos from her homeland, taken in Frigiliana (one of the prettiest villages in Spain), Nerja (found right by the sea), Antequera (famed for its churches and monasteries), El Torcal (known for its strange rock formations) and glorious, iconic Sevilla.
Travel feels like a strange concept right now, but we hope these images fill you with joy, remind you that this shall pass, and that there is an awful lot of beauty out there … just waiting, for when we are ready.
Spanish Shapes
Letting pictures say 1,000 words.
It may be an utter cliche but, well, it's true - photos really do say 1,000 words. We thought that with this post we'd keep things simple and let the photographs of Tom Bunning speak for themselves and, while the combination may seem odd (Andalsuian ponies and the roads of Mallorca), we clearly just have a thing for Spanish shapes. You can see more of Tom's work here - and in the pages of Lodestars Anthology of course!
"Keep close to Nature's heart ... and break clear away, once in awhile, and climb a mountain or spend a week in the woods. Wash your spirit clean." John Muir
For more of Tom's work visit www.tombunning.com.
Celebrating Cecil Beaton at Wales’ Hawarden Estate.