Project final

from Eger

Some of the latter ones are made by a proffesional photographer, so I guess we all have to learn from those. Guess the ones I say!!!

New pictures

Hi from SPAIN!!!

We just enjoyed a couple of trips with Hungarians and Turkish partners going there and with Swedish and Hungarians coming here. It has been gorgeous, believe me!!!

These are some of the most artistic pictures we took in Turkey. We publish them here and we will print them to be shown at our hall. Check them!!!

Spanish fotos

carneval in Cehegin

visiting Alhambra

La Alhambra in the background

great time in Granada

at school

in Murcia

new photos by Orsi, Zsofi & Balazs Hungary

Photo Workshop, spain.

Title: The natural quarry of Cehegín.

Description: In this photo, we can see one of the quarries of the region, which is extracted marble, is then taken to the factory to cut and polish it. The quarry is located between the towns of Calasparra and Cehegín and employs many people of Cehegín.

By-> Jose María Fernández Marín and Jose Alberto Olid Muñoz.

Photo Workshop, spain.

Old town in the night.

This is a picture of the old town at night. In the picture appears the church of St. María Magdalena, built in XVI century. The church of St María Magdalena is the symbol of the people of cehegín.

La Concepción.

This is a picture of the Church of Concepción, one of the most important churches of the town, which is now under construction. This church belongs to the XVI century and Renaissance style.

By-> Mavi Sánchez and Noemí Loaisa.

Photo Workshop, spain.

Title: The great industry of Cehegín

Description: This image represents one of the most prosperous industries in Cehegín, the factory of San Marino, where you can cut and prepare to transport the marble to the rest of Spain and parts of Europe. There are many unique kinds of marble extracted from our quarries and some of them like the red marble is quite appreciated around the world.

By-> Chema and Jose Alberto.

Photo Workshop, spain.

That is a very famous street in the old part in Cehegín, because it goes from the Magdalena’s church to the Column’s House. Also we can see two women sit, talking about themselves and gossiping. It is something normal between neighbours in Cehegín.

This photo was taken during the afternoon as well, but not at dusk, in the afternoon’s middle, in a sunny day, but we can’t appreciate it because the houses don’t let the sun enter.

This is one of the oldest alleys in Cehegín. It is located in the old part in Cehegín in which are normal streets like these. Most of them go to the Magdalena’s church taking a short cut and also most of them are blind alleys. This alley has a few stairs because Cehegín is a town which has a lot of slopes.

This photo was taken during the afternoon, at dusk, in a sunny day.

By-> María Martínez and Sara González.

Spain 4ºB Hipolito, Juan Manuel y Jose Carlos

Alleyways

''Mayor Street'' alley

this alley is between a regular house and a house called ''casa de la encomienda''. in this alleyway you can touch both walls with your hands at the same time

the old oven alley

this alleyway was the way to go to the oven in past times

now this oven is closed

photo workshop

4º ESO GROUP: BI
MEMBERS; José Artell, Sergio de Paco, Antonio Abellan

Don Octavio´s house



This is a house of the 17th Century. It is a very famous house in Cehegín. This house was owned by a very wealthy count. Currently it is abandoned.

Family Sanchez Amoraga and Garnica count.



This is a house of the 16th Century. It is the biggest mansion in Cehegín. This house is caracterized by its dome and its wall. Now this house is a visit one.

Photo Workshop, spain.

The Estornino is a bird which is very common in the mediterranean areas. When the evening comes millions of this species fly free along de sky. They return to their houses. This photo is an example of this beautiful moment.

This photo is about a frog ,very common in the lakes and rivers of Murcia. In this case the photo was taken in La cierva´s swamp, which is very big and has a lot of waters and different species of living beings.

By: Silvia Espín and Julia Espin