San Pantaleón de la Losa Photo

Photographer’s Note

After a long long time far from TE, I come back.
The problems of my computer have the main reason why I've been away.

But really still I should improve some things of my computer (mainly the colours of the monitor... I think they are wrong).

And well, this time I've choosen a picture taken a few months ago in Burgos. It was taken in a small village called San Pantaleón de la Losa and it's one of the most beautiful places of Burgos.
Above a little hill there is a small but gorgeous romanesque church.
Also, that day there was snow as you can see in the picture.

And, believe me, this is a place you cannot miss. The views from this hill are also impressive and you never will forget.

And, as usual, with tripod.

I hope you like it.

San Pantaleón de la Losa

vasilpro, xavshot, balatrek, bukitgolfb301, Cretense, josepmarin, Isabelle has marked this note useful

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vasilpro (8081) 2009-05-31 7:50

Hello Carlos,
Very strange and interesting hill, very well chosen POV, a beautiful composition.
Welcome back, Vasilis.

PJE (19357) 2009-05-31 8:17

Carlos this rock formation really does look like a ship breaking over a wave out in sea, or an old rusty ship resting on a hillside. A very striking capture and a wonderful one for you to post upon your return to the renewed trek site. And how do you like the new format? I do not mind it too much...so far...

xavshot (61947) 2009-05-31 11:58

Bonsoir Carlos
tu as trouvé un bon POV pour nous présenter cette église. J'aime bien le graphisme de ce paysage. Belle image.
Xavier

TopGeo (21449) 2009-05-31 12:09

Hi Carlos! Spectacular your return a hill that resembles with boat or submarine, But with a supremacy place of church Thanks fror the sharing, I praise you!
Regards
Georgios

balatrek (7419) 2009-05-31 13:57

Hola Carlos,

Pues si es como dices, bienvenido, yo también he vuelto después de un largo tiempo lejos de TE, aunque no por culpa del PC, de la foto te diré que es interesante, como ya te habrán dicho y si no seguro que lo harán parece un barco, es lugar posee un encanto especial y suerte la tuya por poder disfrutarlo.

Un saludo
José

bukitgolfb301 (4433) 2009-05-31 16:19

Hello my dear Carlos

Welcome back to TE
Your own world again! but strange and interesting secne.
Congratulation on your good job !

Thanks for sharing and best regards,

Takero

Cretense (54954) 2009-06-01 8:06

Hola Carlos!

Por fin, una nueva foto, y una prueba de que estas vivo, todavia! Muy bello lugar, e impresionante posicion de esta iglesia solitaria! Gran encuadre y composicion, buen manejo de la luz, aunque creo que otra hora del dia, el resultado seria mejor!

Un fuerte abrazo,
Hercules

josepmarin (33611) 2009-06-01 10:40

Hola Carlos,
saps? el meu avi patern era de la Rioja i li van posar aquest nom al néixer, Pantaleón, i tota la seva vida el van anomenar pel cognom, o sigui Marín, semblava que la gent no s'atrevia a cridar-lo pel seu nom.....
Anècdotes familiars a part, m'alegra tornar a veure fotos teves aquí, i veure com ens segueixes donant una bona informació, tant gràfica com escrita, del teu Burgos estimat.
La foto és maca, potser hi ha un pèl de sobreexposició al cel, però el contrallum era difícil i l'has resolt força bé.
M'agrada la forma d'aquesta gran roca amb l'església romànica al damunt seu, sembla un vaixell. És curiós on construien antigament, no?
Ben feta.
Salut,
Josep

Isabelle (9014) 2009-06-01 14:15

the hill, the falesia that looks more like a ship!
the composition is wise. The side the sun does not shine in is still covered with snow! Oh, so lovely!
kiss to you.
Great week too.

barrufeto_77 (25619) 2009-06-01 16:41

Y digo yo...tanto rollo pa esto?

A ver...como decirlo sin herir tu sensibilidad(?)...buf, no puedo. Es mu mala tioooooooooo!

Ale

crhieatt (5143) 2009-06-14 5:06

Carlos,

I've come across more than one place which has acquired the name "ship rock" - and whilst that might not be the name applied to this location, it was the first thing which sprang to my mind - particularly from this angle - it seems the name could hardly be more appropriately applied.

Regards
Colin

alain66et6 (84) 2009-09-01 3:27

Magnifique photo et trés joli cadrage !
J'y vois un gros navire échoué qui se serait fossilisé...

Alain