“There are always two people in every picture: the photographer and the viewer.”
— Ansel Adams
This sculpture honours the local musician, Agapito Marazuela Albornos (1891-1983). He learned to play dulzaina and drum at a young age, but is best known as a guitarist, and for his support of traditional Castilian music.
It’s time for a weekly quotation-inspired image.
If the quote inspires a pictorial or wordy post from you, do feel free to link in or to pop your URL in the comments.
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 24 April 2019
Travel with Intent 
Interesting! And now, I’d love to go to Segovia to see it and the rest of the town. Thanks for sharing.
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I loved Segovia. And it’s a great day trip if you’re in Madrid.
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I’ve never been to Spain or Portugal. Got to find time and $$$ to get there. The pictures are lovely.
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Two great countries – spending can be kept reasonably low once you get there! Lisbon, Madrid, Barcelona and Malaga are some of my favourite cities in the world. Good luck on the saving 🙂
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When I saw the quote, I just knew I had to include photos of this art installation (even though I wasn’t really dressed for the occasion): https://picturesimperfectblog.wordpress.com/2019/04/24/the-camera-in-the-mirror/
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Where exactly is this sculpture?
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Plaza Socorro in Segovia
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Love it! 🙂 🙂
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Clever and attractive. I must listen to some of his music now!
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Yes I was inspired Debbie
http://bushboy.blog/2019/04/24/two-of-us/
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A great interpretation – very pleased to have inspired you, Brian
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Had to have the photographer in the photo 🙂
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