Green grass and high tides
Juan Carlos Prieto
Seville, Spain
The pavilion of the future was part of the Seville expo 92', the photo shows the entrance which used to have a canal but it was redirected and dried to build a theme park close to the pavilion after the expo.
Now the building is rarely used (just for some expositions) and nature has taken over the place, creating that contrast between concrete's greys and greens.
As a curious fact a replica of the 'Ariane 4' can be seen in the background, also sorrounded by loneliness.
Category
Reuse
Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0) (opens in a new window)Credit: Juan Carlos Prieto (distributed via imaggeo.egu.eu)
Properties
Type
Image
Format
JPG
Size
3.8 MB
Width
4600 px
Height
2588 px
Aspect
1150:647
Brand
SONY
Model
BQ AQUARIS X
Software
photoshop
Taken
20 May 2018
Coordinates
37.4054, -6.0025
Tint
Moderate olive green
Submitted
21 May 2018
Comments
Urban soils are a subgroup of anthropic soils that include parks and gardens in urban areas. Their composition and processes are quite different from cropped soils. This photo is an example of abandoned urban soils where "life finds a way" (Ian Malcolm in Jurassic Park).