Márton Mogyorósy Captures Barcelona From Above In These Beautiful Aerial Series

Amazing set of aerial photographs by Hungarian photographer Márton Mogyorósy.

“A series of aerial captures from the capital of Catalonia, which shows the city’s abstract and architectural wonders in a bird’s eye view. As the former fishermen’s quarter which is distinguished by its narrow and vibrant streets. As well as among Barcelona‘s lesser-known masterpiece, Ricardo Bofill‘s utopian vision for social living that found form in the cubist heights and halls of Walden 7.”

— Márton Mogyorósy

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