This weekend I went on a group excursion with my program ISA to the cities of Seville and Cordoba. I loved them both! It was a blast to explore these amazing places and soak up the sunny warm weather. We spent two nights in Seville and saw the Palace and Cathedral, stuffed my face with my friends Jess and Caroline in the best little Italian restaurant, soaked in the city lights along the river, and walked around for hours. We spend Sunday in the windy streets of Cordoba, visiting La Mezquita (the biggest Mosque in the world) and admiring the pretty flower pots hanging off all the walls of the buildings. It was a wonderful weekend. I love the vibe that all of Andalusia has to offer.
A través del Universo 
Okay . . . these pics are awesome!!!!! (You and your brother are becoming great photographers. Have you seen the pics on his facebook page?) The 3rd one on your March 11 post – the one with the two doves in the tree. Did you know that doves mate for life? It’s true! So, says your Uncle Scott (Delzell). That’s what I though of when I saw that picture.
Paris, France!!!! Is Norte Dame not the most amazing sight you’ve ever seen! I was blown away. I just stood there staring at it. You and Cole look like you had a great time.
Are there any pics of the place where your staying? How about your host parents?
Miss ya! Hope you’re having a great time with your brother and your parents!
Love ya!
Aunt Maryl
Oh, by the way! I love the pic of the keys and locks. I want that lizard!!!!! 🙂
Those are such vibrant pictures! “) I have always wanted to go to Spain. Which places are the best for a first-timer? Et je ne parle pas Spanish, seulement Francais. Lol.
There is such a sense of romance to Seville — I definitely need to visit, especially after browsing your gorgeous pix!
🙂
Beautiful, beautiful pictures! I have always wanted to visit Seville and now you’ve made me want to vista even more.
I agree
I’ve lingered in Granada, Madrid, and Barcelona — Granada being my favorite. I’ve yet to explore Seville and Cordoba, and your photographs are doing a good job of luring me. Thanks!
Nice pictures! Keep up the good work!
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I loveeeeeeee your pictures!!!
Great places aren’t they. I really must go back to both. Thanks so much for sharing these images and reminding me 😉
Beautiful photos. 🙂 Very lovely.
awesome traveling photos. love the first photo’s perspective.
keep up the good work =]
Erick
I lived in Seville for four years as a teenager. Thanks for sharing these photos. Connie
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These are all great pictures! I especially love the one with the sun peeking by the rooftop. Have a great weekend!
Fine presentation. Thanks!
Beautiful photos – thanks for sharing! Congrats on being FP!
Disfruté enormemente las potografías y los textos. Están increíbles. Gracias por compartirlas con nosotros. Saludos. María López
Garachana.
Disco sign shot is great, as well as the Black & White of the band. Thanks for sharing.
What a great experience you’re having! Congratulations on the nice photos and being FP.
Beautiful pics.
I think La Mezquita is a very magical place. Thanks for sharing your photos! 🙂
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espana, cordova.. wish i’ll be there 🙂
beautiful photos & architecture. I went to spain about 2 years ago and didnt go Seville one of the places I really want to visit one day.
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Beautiful pictures! I also studied abroad in Andalucia four years ago, in Malaga. I have been to Granada twice now (and seen the Alhambra both times). I have been to Cordoba and Sevilla several times now too. For the past 2 years I’ve been living in Madrid and I love living in Spain. I’m leaving in September and I hope to visit Granada one last time–my former roommate is from there and she graciously agreed to host me whenever I wanted to come visit. Have a great time enjoying your study abroad experience!
Beautiful photography 🙂 Feel like I was there along with everyone 🙂
Looks like so much fun!
Lovely lovely photos. I feel as if i am there! Olé!!!
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Cordova….
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Love the slide show. Wife and I in Seville, our college aged kids in Cordoba last year, it was like a reunion. Thanks
nice photos! 🙂 what software did you use?
very beautiful and a great experience you are having. i like you photos
What a treat to see your post. I lived in Seville in the early 70s, but haven’t been back. Your pics brought back many fond memories of the places and the people. I was especially fond of a little place south of Seville called Moron del la Fronterra. There was a wonderful singer who lived there and folks from all over came to hear him sing. His name was Diego de Gastor, but he has past on. Lots of wonderful memories. Thanks.
i like this, beautiful! i’ve read a part of Corgova history… Great and wonderpul..
i like this, beautiful! i’ve read a part of Cordova history… Great and wonderpul..
nice photos! the handicraft and the oranges caught my eyes 🙂
Fantastic photos! Especially the one with the fans! Seville is already on my list of places to go to, and this post just made me want to go pronto!
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This is a vary interesting blog. The photography has warmth to the photographs and I can feel the passion of the artist within the images. I want to recognize this blog because it is helpful and refreshing to see what is out in the world. Just by caring a camera everywhere you go can bring awareness of what is being overlooked. Trust me you will not walk away empty handed. The images will be your treasures from your adventure that day. I believe this artist walked away with some fascinating images that remind me how interesting the world is and why I am studying as a photographer.
Thank you for sharing these!!
Your welcome!
Woa! That’s so amazing…:)
I really Iike them
Brings back memories when I traveled there. 🙂
Love the pictures, they are soooooo pretty! Also, the picture with different fans, so colorful! May I ask what camera did you use? 🙂
you’ve really reflected the soul of cordoba. thanks for sharing.
just the rihgt time to post, I will be there next week, thanks!! 🙂
been to granada, seville and cordoba back in 2007 for holidays with my family, brings back memories, truly enchanting cities, thanks for sharing!
Wonderul!! I still have to visit Andalucía!! This post has made me want to go so bad! 😀
Great pics – going to Spain in May, including Seville – can’t wait!
Really the great experiences with that…….
I like your photos, what a magnificent place. Looks like you enjoy it :). Spain is definitely a place I would like to visit within a few years.
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our Lord God always surprises us.
God , you always surprises us .
Thanks so much for sharing.
I thinks we should thanks to God our lord of Universe , and all created
because is just awesome.
we can say even marvellous. because doesnt shape the truth.
Wow! I can’t get over the amazing colours in your photographs!
I studied abroad in Córdoba during college and absolutely loved it. La mezquita, all the little shops, the sloping cobblestone streets, the wide bridges over the river, little grocery stores, flower boxes, the university where I took classes… too much to put down in a little space like this. I was there during la Feria, where they set up an enormous carnival of tents and rides and had fireworks… it happens every spring and I wish I could be there to see it this year. I still think about that semester all the time, and seeing your photos made me both very happy and a little sad and wistful – I hope I can make it back there one day. I have pictures standing just where you are!
Crazy how big the world is, yet with pictures like yours how small and familiar it can become. Congrats on FP!
Thanks for sharing and so glad you liked the pictures!
This is really a good work. I appreciate your efforts behind that. Have a great day!
looks like one of the best girl trip ever….. i miss those days too, especially in spain….
Beautiful pictures especially of the architecture.
Spain is definitely in my near future. Seville seems awesome!
I’ve been to Cordoba and Seville and will never forget their beauty. I love your photo of the orange trees as I was there when Seville smelled of orange blossoms…impossibly romantic. Your pix of the Mezquita are gorgeous and I love the black and white of the musicians.
As an American living in Seville, your photos are making me want to grab my camera and head to the center. Lovely shots.
Lovely shots of a city I’m lucky to call home!
I was in Spain in 2008 (Wow, that seems so long ago now) and we went to Seville and Cordoba as well. These pictures bring it back as if it were yesterday. Unfortunately I lost all my photos in a computer crash so it was lovely seeing these.
Thanks for posting, and congratulations on being Freshly Pressed.
– Kali
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beautiful photos!
I studied abroad in Spain and loved visiting Cordoba. Great “trip down memory lane” through your photos. Hope you continue to enjoy your stay!
Great photos! I have always wanted to go to Seville (have been to other parts, but not Seville). It looks amazing.
Loved your images! Makes me miss my visit to Seville!! And I never made it to Cordoba but it is definitely on the list for my next visit. 🙂
I’ve never been to Spain. But each time I turn around and see posted pictures of Spain, the desire to be there increases. One day! meanwhile I live vicariously though other people’s lenses. Thanks for sharing.
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My next trip
These photos are awesome! I used to live in Spain a long time ago and miss wandering around. I hope to go back someday and take tons of photos. Keep it up!
I really like your post. I used to live in Spain years ago and wish I had a camera and some skill back then. I really hope to go back sometime in the near future as I loved going everywhere. And the food is amazing too. Keep up the photos!
Love your photos. I think Cordoba is my favourite of all 3 but it’s a hard choice. The patio courtyards won me over, but Granada is incomparable and Sevilla just plain seductive.
wow great pictures! I can’t wait to go on an adventure like this. What kind of camera do you use?
Splendid photos! Looks like an amazing place to visit and your trip sounds delightful!
Great pictures. My wife and I LOVE Spain–Barcelona, Madrid, Valencia, etc. Great places to visit and we found the people to be really nice and helpful. I am certainly glad you had a great time and looks as though you had a very safe trip. ( The very best kind.)
Take care.
Bob
These are fantastic shots! I’ve never actually been anywhere but when I do this is definitely going right near the top of my list!
Such great photos! Looks like a fun trip, full of unforgettable experiences.
Lovely photos. It seems like you’re really enjoying your time there. I spent two years living in Madrid and had the chance to go to Cordoba (though sadly not Seville). It was a great time and I have that same postcard somewhere! The architecture, the vibrancy, the warmth, the people…I just love Spain.
Really great tones and vignetting in the pics 😉 Nice.
Looks like you had a fantastic trip! Great shots!
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awesome pictures! I’ve never been to Granada but your pictures make me want to go. They make me miss Morocco as well 🙂
I love your photos of the architecture they are awesome and really capture the culture and essence of Spain! Thank you for sharing them!
i love your photos.. the keys, the locks, the souvenir plates, the fans, the trinkets, and the wonderful architecture of the structures, everything.. you take beautiful photographs.. thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much!
Pictures look amazing!
Hello! I just jump around on the blogosphere and I follow into your blog!
I loved you pictures of you r trip! And seems you’ve enjoyed your stay!
I’m gonna trip this summer in Spain!
Kisses
Ting
I really like your style and the colors of your images!! Lovely!! 😀
Beautiful photos – I went to Seville and Valencia in 2010 and your photos are making me want to head back to Spain – such a beautiful country.
Looks like you had fun, nice job with the photos.
Well Said. Congrats for being freshly pressed.
Well done
verry nice site
Qué fotografías más chulas… Y qué blog más original. La verdad es que Andalucía es una pasada. Nosotros somos de Alicante. Un saludo
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That s amazing..
I stumbled upon your blog today. I am leaving on Thursday to visit my daughter who is studying abroad in Seville. I loved your pictures and I am so excited about going to see these sights myself. Also, I noticed that I have the same sandals that are pictured in the main picture. The daughter I am coming to see bought them for me, after I admired the ones like them that she was wearing. This is called “synchonicity.” Visit my blog one day http://spiritunfolding.wordpress.com/about-2/#comment-112
awesome photos! i am booking our trip to Spain, and you’ve just convinced me Sevilla is a MUST DO!
I lived in Seville for a year, last year, and it is the most beautiful place in the whole of Spain (in my opinion! :)) the Mezquita de Cordoba is breathtaking too.
ISA was a great experience for me and I fell in love with Granada; great pictures! Thanks for the memories 🙂
I used to live in Rota, on the southern coast. This is reminding me of good times.
Great places aren’t they. I really must go back to both. Thanks so much for sharing these images.
I want to get on here to see these beautiful places.
Great photos! You guys look like you were having a lot of fun (gotta say I love seeing women who aren’t afraid to get in front of the damned camera already, I have way too many friends who absolutely refuse to have their photo taken, and it’s irritating as hell when you’re trying to save a few mementos from a fun event that involves them!) My favorite photo is the lock and keys – so much more stylish than the boring combination lock I own!
Granada, your soul city…that makes me happy. I ended up spending 7 more days than planned in Granada and went back for two more to wrap up my trip. One of my favorites was the bustling blue collar Cosmos Churreria that we ate and had coffee at every morning. We made countless friends in Granada. Cheers.
Gorgeous shots! Thanks for sharing!
¡Hola! Por casualidad he caído en tu blog y veo que has hecho un gran trabajo. Muchas gracias por retratar mi ciudad con tanto cariño.
Te invito a ti y a tus amigos a visitar mi microblog que solo contiene fotografías de Sevilla. Espero que os guste: http://sebiya.tumblr.com
Siempre seréis bienvenidos a Sevilla.
Muchas gracias for the sunny Spain pics. Wouldn’t I like to be there right now soaking in those rays and photographing the architecture.
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So beautiful. Great work!
Sincerely,
The Human Tsunami
nice captures 🙂
The Mezquita is without a doubt, the highlight of Corboba. The stunning architecture enhances the magical and mystical beauty of the mosque. The white-washed walls of the quaint little town and narrow cobblestone roads, delights as you navigate your way past many little cafes and souvenir shops. A little town often left off the Spanish itinerary, but one worth visiting. Thanks for sharing your journey and beautiful photos.
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Beautiful pictures. I was an ISA student 10 years ago, I studied in Sevilla. Even 10 years later, I still miss those cities and long to go back. And I still keep in touch with my friends from the program too. It’s an experience you will never forget! Enjoy every minute! 😉
SO NICE !!! I WOULD LIKE TO GO …
Beautiful pictures. I loved Seville and thought Cordoba was awesome! What a melting pot of cultures.
thx for youe share, going there soon enough…
Gorgeous shots! I have always wanted to visit Cordoba. These photographs evoke so much beauty. Thanks for sharing!
I love your pictures! they are so full of “insight”, very magical! Seville is so beautiful, like most of the Spanish cities! Enjoy it! 😉
Great photos! I haven’t visited Cordoba yet but now it’s on my list!
I’ve enjoyed viewing your pictures! Quite inspirational to me!! Very well..keep up the good work!
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congrats on such a stand-out post! my husband and I honeymooned in Seville in December. it’s so fresh in my memory still, but your pictures make it even fresher! thanks for posting.
I miss Spain so much and can’t wait to go back. Those pictures are so beautiful and just leaves me aching. 🙂
All of these are quite stunning. Great job! 🙂
Love these pictures!
What beautiful images! My son spent a semester in Seville and loved it…
What beautiful images of Seville!
Wonderful photos! I love the light of those cities!
we are going to Seville and Cordoba this May, and these pictures are just in time to make me all excited, just cant wait to be there….thanks
Really enjoyed your pictures. The Starbucks cup was my favorite.
Awesome pictures! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing! It is likes my hometown
Oh the colors! What type of camera do you use? I’m IN LOVE with the filter.
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beautiful! It reminds me of when I studied abroad in Alicante and traveled down to Granada… Good memories
I love the photos. I love Seville and Cordoba, two of my favorite places in Spain. Thanks for sharing.
Ahhhh, Seville. If you see a part of my soul I left there ten years ago, please tell her I will return someday. I’m glad to see Seville has captivated another one.
I love Seville and Cordoba…been a few years since I’ve been there, but your pics bring me back
Is so beautiful… all cute…
I really enjoyed this blog entry. It was like visiting another world. I lived my whole life in Southeast Asia so I never get tired of blogs like this. I once named a heroine in a(n unfinished) novel Seville; I reasoned if I gave her the name of a place it would hint at how her location is the driving force of the story. (Sorry if that was too random, haha.) Anyhoo, the pictures you posted gave me another reason to add this to my bucket list. 🙂
Great shots! So happy 😀
Such originality in these pictures. They really took me there. You really captured the spirit of these places!
ahhh everytime I reread this post I love it more! So great!!!
Fantastic photos!
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