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A quiet, incongruous scene against Cadiz's roughest weather: a woman wrapped in a bright, striped shawl sits on the seafront rocks, unmoved by the wind whipping the Atlantic into whitecaps behind her. A soft, miniature-like blur pulls the breakwater and lighthouse out of focus, so the eye lands, and stays, on her stillness. Quick facts Photographer: Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini) Subject: Woman sheltering from the wind on Cadiz's seafront Location: Cadiz, Spain Medium: Photograph, selective-focus treatment Series: Cadiz Photowalks Wheathering the Storm, Cadiz Spain. Photograph by Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini). The title plays on the English idiom "weathering the storm" — getting through hardship without lasting harm. Here it works both ways at once: a squall rolls in off the Atlantic while she waits it out on the rocks, and the shallow, dreamlike focus turns the whole frame into something closer to a diorama than a documentary shot. Own This Pho...

Dusk settles over La Caleta, Cadiz's smallest and oldest beach, as the sky burns orange behind the Castillo de San Sebastian's lighthouse. A long exposure smooths the incoming tide into ribbons of blue and violet, turning a few seconds of surf into something closer to fog drifting across the sand. Quick facts Photographer: Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini) Subject: Sunset long exposure over La Caleta beach and its lighthouse breakwater Location: La Caleta, Cadiz, Spain Medium: Photograph, long exposure Series: Cadiz Seascapes Dusk at La Caleta Beach, Cadiz Spain. Photograph by Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini). La Caleta sits between two forts, Santa Catalina and San Sebastian, in the oldest part of the city — a natural harbor that Phoenician, Carthaginian and Roman ships once used to land. Its small size and city-center setting make it one of the most photographed corners of Cadiz, especially at the edges of the day when the light does most of the work. Own Thi...

A close, macro-style portrait of the bronze bust honoring Diego Fernando Montanes Alvarez in one of Cadiz's parks. Decades of oxidation have turned the metal a deep sea-green, and a shallow depth of field melts the park behind him into soft color, so all the weight of the frame sits in his weathered, downturned face. Quick facts Photographer: Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini) Subject: Bronze bust of Diego Fernando Montanes Alvarez Location: Cadiz, Spain Medium: Photograph, shallow depth of field Series: Cadiz Photowalks Diego Fernando Montanes Alvarez Statue, Cadiz Spain. Photograph by Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini). Montanes Alvarez was born in Cadiz on 12 March 1795 and, on his death on 25 January 1874, left his fortune and house to the city. His bequest helped bring drinking water to Cadiz, funded harbor improvements and the promotion of agriculture and industry, established a pawnshop for the poor, and included a direct gift of two hundred thousand reales to the...

A weathered bronze bust catches the last warm light of a Cadiz evening, its green patina softened by a shallow depth of field that dissolves the street lamp and building facade behind it into a wash of color. This close, quiet portrait honors a name few visitors expect to find watching over a Spanish plaza. Quick facts Photographer: Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini) Subject: Bronze bust of Francisco de Miranda Location: Cadiz, Spain Medium: Photograph, shallow depth of field Series: Cadiz Photowalks Francisco de Miranda Statue, Cadiz Spain. Photograph by Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini). Born in Caracas in 1750, Francisco de Miranda spent much of his life abroad, fighting in the American Revolutionary War, serving as a general in Revolutionary France, and eventually returning to lead the first, short-lived attempt at Venezuelan independence. Betrayed and handed over to Spanish forces in 1812, he spent his final years imprisoned in Cadiz, where he died in 1816 without seei...

A weathered bronze bust of José Martí gazes into the distance, its blue-green patina catching soft garden light while the foliage behind dissolves into warm, out-of-focus color. The close framing turns a public monument into an intimate portrait, mustache and furrowed brow rendered in fine, oxidized detail. Quick facts Photographer: Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini) Subject: Bronze bust of Jose Marti Location: Cadiz, Spain Medium: Photograph, shallow depth of field Series: Cadiz Photowalks Jose Marti Statue, Cadiz Spain. Photograph by Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini). Born in Havana in 1853, Jose Marti became one of the most important figures in Latin American letters, working as a poet, essayist, journalist and revolutionary philosopher. His writing and political organizing turned him into the leading voice of Cuba's bid for independence from Spain, earning him the title "Apostle of Cuban Independence." He died in 1895, in the early fighting of the war he h...

Blue hour settles over the Eume estuary, and the hillside town of Pontedeume lights up in warm gold against the cooling sky. Seen from the heights of Cabria and Nogueirosa, the view takes in the medieval bridge, the river mouth opening toward the Atlantic, and the hills folding into darkness on either side. Quick facts Photographer: Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini) Subject: Pontedeume at blue hour, viewed from Cabria/Nogueirosa Location: Pontedeume, A Coruna, Galicia, Spain Medium: Photograph, long exposure Series: Galicia Cityscapes Pontedeume From Cabria Nogueirosa, Galicia Spain. Photograph by Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini). Pontedeume is a small municipality in the province of A Coruna, founded by royal charter of Alfonso X the Wise in 1270 at the point where the Eume river meets the sea. Its long stone bridge, rebuilt many times since the Middle Ages, has always been the town's defining feature, and from this elevated vantage point it becomes the bright, refle...

The last light of day pours over La Caleta, Cadiz's smallest and most storied beach, gilding the water and the weathered rock as the tide draws back. Tucked between two castles in the heart of the old city, it is a shoreline that has been photographed, painted and sung about for generations. Quick facts Photographer: Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini) Subject: La Caleta beach at sunset Location: Cadiz, Spain Medium: Photograph, long exposure Series: Cadiz Seascapes La Caleta Beach, Cadiz Spain. Photograph by Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini). A natural harbor once used by Phoenician, Carthaginian and Roman ships, La Caleta sits between the castles of San Sebastian and Santa Catalina in Cadiz's old town. Its setting has inspired composers and poets from Isaac Albeniz to Jose Maria Peman, appeared in films including a 007 production, and remains one of the most beloved and frequently sung-about spots in the city, especially during Carnival. Own This Photo Get La C...

A ruined tower rises from a sea of autumn color, its weathered stone the last standing fragment of a medieval Galician stronghold. Shot as a wide panorama under a restless, cloud-streaked sky, the image lets the castle sit small within the landscape it once commanded. Quick facts Photographer: Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini) Subject: Ruins of Andrade's Castle in an autumn landscape Location: Galicia, Spain Medium: Photograph, panorama Series: Galicia Landscapes Panorama Of Andrade's Castle, Galicia Spain. Photograph by Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini). The castle takes its name from Fernan Perez de Andrade, a Galician knight of the 14th century known for his loyalty to Henry II of Castile and his rise to become one of the most powerful lords in the region. A patron of the Church as well as a seasoned soldier, he left behind a scattering of fortresses and monasteries across Galicia, this tower among the few surviving traces of that turbulent, feudal century. O...

Water cannons arc into the mist as the Juan Sebastian de Elcano glides into the estuary of Ferrol, her four masts and full rig of sail cutting a striking silhouette against the green, fog-wrapped hills. The shot is taken from the ramparts of an old coastal fortress, its stone arches framing the harbor welcome below. Quick facts Photographer: Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini) Subject: Tall ship Juan Sebastian de Elcano arriving at Ferrol Location: Ferrol, Galicia, Spain Medium: Photograph Series: Tall Ships Juan Sebastian Elcano Arrival To The Port Of Ferrol. Photograph by Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini). The Juan Sebastian de Elcano is a training ship of the Spanish Royal Navy, a four-masted topsail schooner with a steel hull. At 113 meters long, she ranks as the third-largest tall ship in the world, and her arrivals in home port are still treated as civic occasions, greeted here by fireboats and a crowd of small craft on the water. Own This Photo Get Juan Sebastian ...

Low tide reveals a landscape that looks almost designed: moss-green rock shelves cracked into branching, fractal patterns, each fissure holding a mirror of pooled water and sunset color. The silhouette of the Castle of San Sebastian anchors the far edge of the frame as the sky burns orange behind the clouds. Quick facts Photographer: Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini) Subject: Tidal rock shelves and sunset near the Castle of San Sebastian Location: Cadiz, Spain Medium: Photograph, long exposure Series: Cadiz Seascapes Fractal Earth Saint Sebastian, Cadiz Spain. Photograph by Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini). The Castle of San Sebastian sits on a small island just off Cadiz, connected to the city by a long causeway and best known today as the backdrop to one of the city's most photographed sunsets. Here, though, the castle recedes into silhouette, giving the stage to the tidal rock itself: centuries of erosion carving a natural, branching geometry into the shoreline. ...

Dusk settles over Redes, and the little fishing village lights up house by house along the water's edge. Small boats sit at anchor in the calm estuary, their reflections breaking into ribbons of gold, while storm clouds pile up in the fading blue sky above the hills. Quick facts Photographer: Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini) Subject: Fishing village of Redes at blue hour Location: Ares, A Coruna, Galicia, Spain Medium: Photograph, long exposure Series: Galicia Seascapes Fishing Port Of Redes In Ares, Galicia Spain. Photograph by Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini). Ares is a small municipality on the Ferrol estuary in the province of A Coruna, its coastline running from the mouth of the ria to the harbor of Redes. The port has worked the same waters for generations, and at this hour, with the fishing boats moored for the night, the village shows its quietest and most photogenic side. Own This Photo Get Fishing Port Of Redes In Ares, Galicia Spain as a museum-qualit...

A fleet of small fishing boats rides at anchor as the sun drops straight into the Atlantic, turning La Caleta's calm water into a sheet of orange and gold. The silhouette of Santa Catalina castle closes the frame on the right, a quiet reminder of how long this small harbor has watched the sun go down. Quick facts Photographer: Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini) Subject: Small boats at anchor on La Caleta beach at sunset Location: Cadiz, Spain Medium: Photograph, panorama Series: Cadiz Seascapes Sunset On La Caleta Beach, Cadiz Spain. Photograph by Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini). A natural harbor since Phoenician times, La Caleta remains a working anchorage as much as a beach, and its small fishing boats are as much a part of the view as the castles that frame it. The scene has long drawn Cadiz's own musicians and poets, and at sunset it is easy to see why: the whole bay seems to catch fire for a few minutes before the light fades. Own This Photo Get Sunset On...

Low to the sand, the camera catches a wave pulling back into the Atlantic, its foam tracing bright lines through the wet beach as the sky burns orange behind it. Torregorda's open, unbroken shoreline gives the last light of day nothing to interrupt it, just water, sand and color stretching to the horizon. Quick facts Photographer: Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini) Subject: Retreating wave on Torregorda beach at sunset Location: Cadiz, Spain Medium: Photograph, long exposure Series: Cadiz Seascapes Last Light At Torregorda Beach, Cadiz Spain. Photograph by Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini). Torregorda sits at the far southern edge of Cadiz, where the city's built-up beaches give way to a longer, wilder stretch of clean golden sand bordering Camposoto in San Fernando. Being the furthest beach from the city center, it draws a smaller crowd, leaving the sand and the sunset largely uninterrupted. Own This Photo Get Last Light At Torregorda Beach, Cadiz Spain as a m...

The sun touches the horizon at Torregorda, and a wave breaks just offshore, throwing a fine mist into the last orange light. Dark, seaweed-covered rock fills the foreground, its texture a quiet contrast to the smooth glow spreading across the sky and sea. Quick facts Photographer: Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini) Subject: Sun setting on the horizon at Torregorda beach Location: Cadiz, Spain Medium: Photograph, long exposure Series: Cadiz Seascapes Sunset At Torregorda Beach, Cadiz Spain. Photograph by Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini). Set apart from Cadiz's more central beaches, Torregorda borders Camposoto in San Fernando and offers a longer, wider stretch of clean golden sand with fewer visitors to share it with. Its distance from the city center is exactly what makes it rewarding at this hour, an open, uncluttered horizon for the sun to set into. Own This Photo Get Sunset At Torregorda Beach, Cadiz Spain as a museum-quality print, canvas, or poster, or licens...

Sunlight breaks into soft, golden bokeh behind a weathered bronze fountain figure, her raised arms supporting a water-filled basin as droplets catch the light. The close, intimate framing turns a park ornament into something almost alive, water and patina rendered in fine detail against the blur of the garden beyond. Quick facts Photographer: Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini) Subject: Bronze fountain figure in Genoese Park Location: Cadiz, Spain Medium: Photograph, shallow depth of field Series: Cadiz Photowalks Fountain On Genoese Park, Cadiz Spain. Photograph by Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini). Genoese Park is Cadiz's principal public garden, laid out in the late eighteenth century near the seafront and expanded and replanted many times since. Among its fountains and statuary is a sculpture group known as Children Under an Umbrella, brought from Paris at the initiative of the park's director, Fidel Caballero, and still one of the garden's most photographed ...

Blue hour settles over the Plaza de la Catedral, and the cathedral's golden stone glows against a deepening violet sky. Palm trees frame the scene, a cafe terrace hums below, and a long exposure blurs the passersby into soft streaks, while a single figure stands still, taking it all in. Quick facts Photographer: Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini) Subject: Cathedral of the Holy Cross at blue hour Location: Cadiz, Spain Medium: Photograph, long exposure Series: Cadiz Photowalks Cathedral Of The Holy Cross, Cadiz Spain. Photograph by Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini). Cadiz's cathedral took over a century to complete, begun in 1722 on the site of a medieval church lost to fire, and finally finished in 1838 after passing through the hands of several architects, including Vicente Acero, who also designed the cathedral in Granada. That long, uneven construction left it with a striking blend of Baroque, Rococo and Neoclassical styles, still visible in the golden stone faci...

A medieval stone archway frames the cathedral tower and a pastel evening sky, its curved vault lit warm gold by a single lamp. Below, the plaza carries on as it has for centuries, small figures crossing beneath the same gate that has watched over this corner of the old city since the thirteenth century. Quick facts Photographer: Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini) Subject: The Arc of the Rose framing the cathedral at dusk Location: Cadiz, Spain Medium: Photograph Series: Cadiz Photowalks Arc Of The Rose, Cadiz Spain. Photograph by Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini). The Arc of the Rose is the former western gate of medieval Cadiz, built into the city walls in the thirteenth century under Alfonso X the Wise and now standing beside the cathedral in the Plaza Pio XII. Its name's origin is debated: some trace it to a nearby chapel devoted to a Marian image known as the Rose, others to an eighteenth-century captain named Gaspar de la Rosa who lived in the city. Own This Pho...

Dozens of small boats sit scattered across the still water of the Eume estuary as blue hour settles over Pontedeume, the hillside town glowing gold along the waterfront. Wooded hills rise behind the rooftops, framing a harbor that looks, at this hour, more like a painting than a working anchorage. Quick facts Photographer: Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini) Subject: Panoramic view of Pontedeume harbor at blue hour Location: Pontedeume, A Coruna, Galicia, Spain Medium: Photograph, panorama Series: Galicia Cityscapes Puentedeume Panorama, Galicia Spain. Photograph by Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini). Founded by royal charter under Alfonso X the Wise in 1270, Pontedeume grew up where the Eume river widens into the sea, and its small-boat harbor has been central to the town's life ever since. Seen from above at dusk, the scattered boats and lit waterfront give a sense of a working town settling in for the evening. Own This Photo Get Puentedeume Panorama, Galicia Spain ...

Low tide leaves a wide mirror of wet sand along El Rompidillo, doubling the lights of Rota's waterfront against a sky still holding the last orange of sunset. The town's low skyline runs the length of the frame, streetlamps and building lights just beginning to outshine the fading color above. Quick facts Photographer: Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini) Subject: Panoramic dusk view of El Rompidillo beach and Rota's waterfront Location: Rota, Cadiz, Spain Medium: Photograph, panorama Series: Cadiz Cityscapes El Rompidillo Beach Panorama, Cadiz Spain. Photograph by Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini). El Rompidillo beach sits in the town of Rota, separated from the naval base by neighboring Chorrillo beach and backed by a promenade and marina that make it a favorite spot for sand and water sports by day. At dusk, with the crowds gone, the wide beach becomes a quiet stage for the town's lights to perform on wet sand. Own This Photo Get El Rompidillo Beach Pan...

From the rooftops of Cadiz's old town, the cathedral's domes rise in a jumble of textures and colors: pale golden stone, terracotta tile, and a smaller cupola glazed in a bold zigzag of blue, green and ochre. It is a view few visitors see, the skyline reserved for anyone willing to climb above the streets. Quick facts Photographer: Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini) Subject: Rooftop view of Cadiz cathedral's domes Location: Cadiz, Spain Medium: Photograph Series: Cadiz Cityscapes Roofs, Cadiz Spain. Photograph by Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini). Cadiz Cathedral, seat of the Diocese of Cadiz y Ceuta, took more than a century to build, from 1722 to 1838, and its roofline reflects that long, layered construction. Domes and cupolas in different styles and materials sit side by side, a rooftop patchwork that tells the story of the building's shifting architects and eras better than its front facade ever could. Own This Photo Get Roofs, Cadiz Spain as a mus...

A stone saint stands watch atop a column beside the cathedral's great golden dome, its tiles catching the sun against a sky of pure, cloudless blue. The tight framing isolates two of the building's most striking details, the sculpted figure and the dome's warm, glazed curve, without a hint of the streets far below. Quick facts Photographer: Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini) Subject: Statue and golden dome of Cadiz cathedral Location: Cadiz, Spain Medium: Photograph Series: Cadiz Cityscapes Dome And Saint, Cadiz Spain. Photograph by Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini). Cadiz Cathedral, seat of the Diocese of Cadiz y Ceuta, was built over more than a century, from 1722 to 1838, and its exterior is populated with statuary like this one, saints and figures set high above the plaza where only the birds and the occasional photographer see them up close. Own This Photo Get Dome And Saint, Cadiz Spain as a museum-quality print, canvas, or poster, or license the digi...

Dark storm clouds pile up behind the cathedral just as a break of late sun catches its domes and towers, turning the golden stone almost incandescent against the near-black sky. Seen across the water from the old sea wall, the whole waterfront skyline seems to glow for a few brief minutes before the weather takes over. Quick facts Photographer: Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini) Subject: Cadiz cathedral skyline under storm clouds Location: Cadiz, Spain Medium: Photograph Series: Cadiz Cityscapes Stormy Skies Over The Cathedral, Cadiz Spain. Photograph by Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini). Built over more than a century, from 1722 to 1838, Cadiz Cathedral anchors a skyline that has watched over this Atlantic-facing city for generations. Storms roll in off the ocean often here, and the contrast between dark sky and sunlit stone, as in this shot, is one local photographers wait patiently for. Own This Photo Get Stormy Skies Over The Cathedral, Cadiz Spain as a museum-qual...

Three young women sit with their backs to the camera, hair loose in the sea breeze, looking out across the bay toward the hazy silhouette of the city. Shot in black and white, the moment feels unposed and quiet, a candid pause on the seawall rather than a staged portrait. Quick facts Photographer: Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini) Subject: Students sitting on the seawall overlooking Cadiz Location: Cadiz, Spain Medium: Photograph, black and white Series: Cadiz Photowalks Foreign Students, Cadiz Spain. Photograph by Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini). Cadiz is a university city, home to the University of Cadiz (UCA), founded in 1979 and known for its medicine and marine sciences programs, which each year draws thousands of students, many from abroad, to its Atlantic-facing streets. Scenes like this one, a quiet moment by the water between classes, are part of the everyday rhythm the university brings to the old city. Own This Photo Get Foreign Students, Cadiz Spain as a...

The same seawall, the same afternoon, but a different frame: here the golden light off the bay warms the buildings across the water into ochre and rose, and the four friends sitting in a row become silhouettes against it. Where the black-and-white version of this scene reads as quiet, this color frame reads as warm — a postcard moment of students soaking up the last of the sun before heading back into the city. Quick facts Photographer: Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini) Subject: Students sitting on the seawall overlooking Cadiz, golden hour Location: Cadiz, Spain Medium: Photograph, color Series: Cadiz Photowalks Foreign Students, Cadiz Spain. Photograph by Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini). Cadiz is a university city, home to the University of Cadiz (UCA), founded in 1979 and known for its medicine and marine sciences programs. Thousands of students, many from abroad, fill its Atlantic-facing streets each year, and this stretch of seawall along the bay is one of their fav...

A long exposure turns the incoming tide into silk, streaking around a dark volcanic rock as it drains back toward the sea. Overhead, heavy clouds break just enough to let the setting sun spill gold and teal across the water — a fleeting moment of drama on an otherwise quiet stretch of Galician coast. Quick facts Photographer: Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini) Subject: Long-exposure seascape at sunset, La Fragata Beach Location: Ferrol, Galicia, Spain Medium: Photograph Series: Galicia Seascapes La Fragata Beach, Galicia Spain. Photograph by Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini). La Fragata sits near Doniños, Esmelle and San Jorge beaches in Ferrol, a stretch of Galician coastline known for its wide sandy beaches and consistent Atlantic swell. The same conditions that draw surfers, windsurfers and kite surfers to these shores also make for beaches worth simply walking, or, as here, worth waiting on with a tripod for the light to turn. Own This Photo Get La Fragata Beach, Ga...

Arcos de la Frontera rises on its sandstone ridge like something out of a fairy tale, whitewashed houses stacked up the hillside and crowned by the old castle, all of it catching the last pink light of dusk. Below, the Guadalete river curls around the base of the town, crossed by a single iron bridge, framed here by dark cypress trees in the foreground. Quick facts Photographer: Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini) Subject: Panorama of the hilltop town of Arcos de la Frontera at dusk Location: Arcos de la Frontera, Cadiz, Spain Medium: Photograph Series: Cadiz Cityscapes Arcos De La Frontera Panorama, Cadiz Spain. Photograph by Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini). Arcos de la Frontera sits on the eastern bank of the Guadalete, with sweeping views over the valley toward the peak of San Cristobal. Its name comes from its history as a frontier town during Spain's 13th-century battles with the Moors, and the layered white houses and church towers that fill this frame still trac...

The sun drops straight into the Atlantic here, its last light spreading across a maze of tide pools and dark volcanic rock. On the right, the silhouette of Castillo de San Sebastian's turret stands against the glow, a reminder that this horizon has been watched over for centuries. Quick facts Photographer: Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini) Subject: Sunset over the Atlantic with Castillo de San Sebastian silhouette Location: Cadiz, Spain Medium: Photograph Series: Cadiz Seascapes Sunset Over The Atlantic, Cadiz Spain. Photograph by Sapiens Verbum (Pablo Avanzini). Castillo de San Sebastian sits on a small island just off Cadiz, connected to the mainland by a long causeway, and its outline has become one of the city's most photographed sunset backdrops. From this angle, the ebbing tide leaves the rocks glazed with water, doubling the color of the sky in every pool. Own This Photo Get Sunset Over The Atlantic, Cadiz Spain as a museum-quality print, canvas, or p...

Buy Fine Art Print License Photograph Ferrol is a city in the Province of La Coruna in Galicia, located on the Atlantic coast in north-western Spain. The city has been a major naval shipbuilding centre for most of its history, being the capital of the Spanish Navy's Maritime Department of the North since the time of the early Bourbons. Before that, in the 17th century, Ferrol was the most important arsenal in Europe.

Buy Fine Art Print License Photograph Ares is a municipality in the autonomous community of Galicia in province of A Coruna in northwestern Spain. It is located in the comarca of Ferrol. It spans the coastal strip running from the entrance of the estuary of the Ferrol river to the port of Redes.

Buy Fine Art Print License Photograph Ares is a municipality in the autonomous community of Galicia in province of A Coruna in northwestern Spain. It is located in the comarca of Ferrol. It spans the coastal strip running from the entrance of the estuary of the Ferrol river to the port of Redes.

Buy Fine Art Print License Photograph Memorial of the centennial of the 1812 Constitution located in Cadiz Spain Square. Also known as Monument to the Cortes, was a project of Modesto Lopez Otero, architect, and sculptor Aniceto Marinas ( 1866-1953 ). Erected in 1912, it contains well-accomplished allegories of War, Peace, Industry and Agriculture, along with reliefs alluding to the Cadiz resistance during the War of Independence; the allegorical figures of Spain and Hercules and the beautiful group of caryatid supporting the constitutional code of 1812 topping the group, with its strong sense of scenography and solemn pomp of courtly cut, adequately integrated in the gardens Plaza of Spain and also integrates its form and structure by the use of color.

Buy Fine Art Print License Photograph Cadiz Cathedral is a Roman Catholic church in Cadiz, southern Spain, and the seat of the Diocese of Cadiz y Ceuta. It was built between 1722 and 1838.

Buy Fine Art Print License Photograph Cádiz Cathedral (Spanish: Catedral de Cádiz, Catedral de Santa Cruz de Cádiz) is a Roman Catholic church in Cádiz, southern Spain, and the seat of the Diocese of Cadiz y Ceuta. It was built between 1722 and 1838. The Plaza de la Catedral houses both the Cathedral and the Baroque Santiago church, built in 1635.

Buy Fine Art Print License Photograph Torregorda beach limits with Camposoto beach in San Fernando. Of all Cadiz beaches it is the furthest from the city. It has clean and golden sand.

Buy Fine Art Print License Photograph Despite its semi-urban condition Meiras Beach is located in the open sea, in a beautiful setting to watch the waves crashing against the nearby cliffs. Strong waves and heavy currents, it has numerous amenities.

Buy Fine Art Print License Photograph The Castle of Saint Sebastian is a castle located in Cadiz, Spain, on a small island separated from the main city.