España por Gelio (Spain by Gelio)

[gelio]

Originally Posted by Ize loob

Amazing pics!!! What camera do you use!?

Nikon D800

[gelio]

Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències

[gelio]

[gelio]

[mtrpls]

Brutal... qué buen ojo!

[Mieres]

Muy buenas fotos

[Angel1mrt]

Gracias por las fotos, son muy buenas!

[interventor]

Gelio all these pics are really amazing!
I hope you post more images as soon as possible.

[el palmesano]

wow!! your pictures are just amazing!!

[gelio]

Benidorm

[gelio]

[gelio]

[pizzicato5]

great photos!...are you pilot?

[gelio]

Originally Posted by pizzicato5

great photos!...are you pilot?

No, just the photographer )

[davroca5]

No sé vosotros, pero ésta foto me recuerda Miami


Great photos!!

[chuck23]

OT

VP Elago


Christian Olasiman
Arrival of the Queen at Edwin Andrews Airbase, Zamboanga City

[chuck23]

Spain's Queen Sofia visits Zamboanga
By Queenie Casimiro, ABS-CBN News Zamboanga
Posted at 07/05/2012 2:01 PM | Updated as of 07/05/2012 7:04 PM

ZAMBOANGA - Zamboanga City was placed on red alert as Queen Sofia of Spain visited the city today.

Queen Sofia arrived at the Edwin Andrews Air Base on board a Fokker plane owned by the Republic of the Philippines at 9:15 a.m. Thursday.

She was welcomed by Mayor Celso Lobregat and several top local government officials.

The queen’s convoy proceeded to the Kalinaw and Katilingban Housing Projects in Barangay Sinunuc, which is funded by Spain through the Agencia Española de Cooperacion Internacional para el Desarollo (AECID), and co-managed by a Spanish and several local non-government organizations.

The housing projects house over 600 families. The Spanish government was also able to finance the construction of the P4 million building for the Akay Kalinga and a Pangarap Center for Youth.

The queen's next stop was the Claret School where she met the students and street children who are under the care of the Akay Kalinga.

She and her entourage also briefly visited the Zamboanga City Medical Center where Spain also had some funded projects.

She then had lunch with local officials before touring the Fort Pilar Shrine and the National Museum.

As of posting, Queen Sofia was at the Don Pablo Lorenzo Memorial High School, the pilot school for the re-introduction of the Spanish language in the Philippine Education System.

AECID also funded the construction of the speech laboratory, which is now being used by students taking Spanish language.

The Queen is expected to leave for Manila at 4:50 p.m

Young students Spain's national flag as they welcome Spain's Queen Sofia (not pictured) to their school in Zamboanga City in the southern island of Mindanao on July 5, 2012. Sofia arrived in the Philippines on July 2 for a five-day visit to review development projects funded by the Spanish government.

[persona753]

Le quieren mas en otro pais que aquí

[Aranou]

I am sorry Chuck23, but this is not the appropriate thread to include your pictures about the visit of our Queen to your city.
This is a thread opened by another user to insert his own pictures from Spain.
In my opinion (only my opinion) we shall avoid to insert different pictures and deviations from the aim of this thread.
On the other hand, your pictures and information are very welcome, but I am sure there is another section and threads where you can insert them.
Thank you for your understanding.

[Aranou]

gelio, this is a wonderful thread,
thank you very much for these amazing pictures. I really like them.