Barcelona: Olympic Stadium in monochrome

[Mike Buckley]

Barcelona's Olympic Stadium (used in the 1992 summer Olympics) is open to the public for free and was more fun to experience than I anticipated. Some of the figures of humans in the scene are real people and others are sculptures. Sorry, but I only know about a few of them as to which ones are sculptures and which ones are real people.

Considering the aspect ratio, it's best to click the image to review it at a larger size.

[george013]

Barcelona's Olympic Stadium (used in the 1992 summer Olympics) is open to the public for free and was more fun to experience than I anticipated. Some of the figures of humans in the scene are real people and others are sculptures. Sorry, but I only know about a few of them as to which ones are sculptures and which ones are real people.

Considering the aspect ratio, it's best to click the image to review it at a larger size.

So even when you're alone there, you'll have tourists in your comp.

I like your shots from there. They're all taken with the 35 f2. Was this the only llens you had with you?

George

[Shadowman]

Nice shot.

[Mike Buckley]

Thanks, guys!

They're all taken with the 35 f2. Was this the only lens you had with you?

I always had a Tokina 12-24 zoom and Nikon primes at 35mm, 85mm and 180mm. I also had a Nikon 300mm prime except when I was hiking in the mountains. I used all lenses at least once during the two weeks on vacation but I used the 35mm the most, which is true whether on vacation or not. Keep in mind that I always used a camera with a 1.5 crop factor, which renders the effective focal lengths 50% longer (probably not the technically accurate way of explaining that).