Judging by the conversations, everyone enjoyed the class and, I think, everyone learned something.
Part of the technique for creating authentic paella is knowing how to use the pan.
The rice goes in last, and in a very specific way.
The cooking class. There were people from all over.
We always visit the cathedral. The figure in the foreground used to be a weathervane on top of la Giralda. (In fact, I think "giralda" means weather vane.)
The scale of many of the decorations has to be experienced.
Detail from previous image
For example, this piece is probable 15 feet tall.
Gothic-style flying buttress
La Giralda, a former minaret converted to a bell tower and an important symbol of Seville
This face used to be dingy, but the cleaning has renewed it.
Stained glass
The main altar. If you have a way to zoom in, look at the detail the camera was able to capture.
I liked this composition
For once, a good picture of stained glass. Note the date of 1553.
Once again, I tried to capture the space, this time with a little additional help from a panoramic feature on my cell phone.
Less distortion of the columns and sides, but still a pretty good idea of the space.
In some places the ceiling is 138 feet (42 meters) high.
