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Post by Lynn and Paul Henni

A selection of images from our trip to Madrid earlier this year.  The sun largely shone, creating shadows which gave the Cervantes Monument a wonderful depth.

Mercado San Antón is a fabulous place for lunch – you buy your food and drinks from a range of stalls representing different types of Spanish cuisine.  At weekends, it is packed with Madrileños and you’re lucky to find a perch but midweek, it is much quieter.

A Wee Rest. Photo by and copyright of Paul Henni.

Like many large cities, Madrid has its underground where we snapped each other, as well as other passengers.

We had plenty of time to spare at Atocha train station before heading to Barcelona – it’s a great place to hang around.  It has a wonderful, lush bit of greenery with a pool and many terrapins and turtles – unfortunately, this was under wraps for cleaning so we had to make do photographing people.

The Templo de Debod is a fascinating ancient Egyptian temple near Plaza de España – also very good for sunbathing.

But while they say the rain in Spain stays mainly on the plain, sometimes it wanders over to the cities.

Good weather for ducks though…

Author: knicksen

henni.photo brings together Lynn Henni who has studied photography and film-making and Paul Henni who has a background as a freelance designer and sculptor. Their interest in urban imagery combined with a lifetime of living in and exploring their home city of Edinburgh brings a unique perspective to this beautiful and multi-faceted place. Sometimes gritty, often unexpected, their images present an insider’s perspective on the city. View all posts by knicksen