This begins a mini-series of posts… When I was in high school, I went on a whirlwind school trip to Spain. This was before I discovered my passion for photography, but there are a lot of great memories here, and on top of that, there are actually some photographic gems in the bunch! I would love to travel to cities like these again to really capture them in a way I never could before, but for now I’ll just look back at some of the old memories.
All of these photos were shot using a little 35mm point-and-shoot, and I scanned the prints in 11 years later and retouched the colors and sharpness a bit.
Side note: It’s amazing how much low-quality prints fade over the years… if you are printing something important, go with high-quality archival paper and printing!
Our first stop on our trip was Segovia, known for Roman and Gothic architecture, including its giant Roman Aqueduct:
Here is the view from the Alcázar:
Check out more photos on my Flickr page
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