While based in Seville, we took a bus tour to Granada and the Alhambra.
Being with a tour group has its advantages and disadvantages. We didn't
have to drive, deal with multiple forms of public transit or hassle with
the labyrinthine ticketing procedures. And we had two wonderful,
informative guides. But we were always in a large group of people.
Getting a decent picture sometimes involved maneuvers worthy of news
photographers at a major event, which went against my usual code of
politeness. Even so, I still sometimes had to clone out a person who
pushed in front of me just as I tripped the shutter, or do a Hand of God
burning-in. I guess I'll never work for Reuters.
The "old town" is built on a very steep hill. Let's start there.
Old Granada street:
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Tea, anyone?
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The Alhambra from Old Granada. We ate here, with approximately this view.
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Door
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(Very) steep street:
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Kabob:
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Olympus E-M5 and 25/1.4 Leica/Panasonic Summilux (first) or 20/1.7
Panasonic (the rest). Enjoy!
--Peter
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