A different way of travel! - Photography Travel Adventures

Exploring the artistic side of Liverpool city Liverpool it's a small city in the UK, I discovered this city looking for some cheap quick weekend trip. I want to share with you a list of the most artistic things I discovered during my visit to Liverpool. 1. The bombed out church of Liverpool The name of this church is St Luke's Church, and it's a church without a roof, as it was lost during the war. I went there in the evening, the church was illuminated with a nice warm light that together with the nice music and the smell of wet earth creates a really special feeling when you enter for the first time in this curious church. They organize diverse cultural activities, music, art... that makes this a very alternative church. The church it's open every day until 6pm, this is the address:  Bombed out church You can visit their web page, to see all the activities and story about this magic place:  https://www.bombedoutchurch.com/ 2. Enjoy the art of their sm...

DublINternational Festival it's a one day multi cultural festival organized by BlueFire, an organization that provide a platform for integration on an individual and community level through activities which create cross-cultural collaboration and interaction. The festival is an eclectic mix of Dublin’s arts scene which objetive it'sto create a space where people from diverse cultures could meet. This Festival provide cultural activities of interest of all ages. @R2eyes Photography I were volunteering as photographer for this amazing festival, where I were able to capture this exchange of cultures! The assistants had a great time dancing with the internationals street performances that were taking place during the whole day!! We enjoying the strums from Africa.... @R2eyes Photography @R2eyes Photography The amazing dragon dance!! @R2eyes Photography @R2eyes Photography The funny street group! @R2eyes Phot...

 ©  R2eyes Photography Every year, in Dublin they organize the Dublin LGTB parade. A colourful celebration for equality!  ©  R2eyes Photography Most of the important companies in Dublin, like Amazon, Google, Aviva takes part on this parade.   ©  R2eyes Photography I went with my company Workday, who made pride t-shirts for all the employees who wants to participate in the parade and as well for their family, friends or anyone that want to join us!  ©  R2eyes Photography It's nice to see the support from the companies and all the people working there to this event for the equality.   ©  R2eyes Photography People from all places and ages join to this parade, some of them dressed with very curious costumes! It's a good example of how they celebrate the differences and see it as something positive, if everyone were the same the world would be so boring!   ©  R2eyes Photography ...

La Sala, it's a very special pub placed in "La Alameda" one of the most alternative neighbourhoods of Sevilla.     The pub it's decorated with a lot's of curious things, like an old tv, a "Mona Lisa" paint with her own "Sevillana" style, a lot of colourful music frames covering one of their walls, and a lot of details that makes you feel the art from the moment you enter in it. The old windows and the candid illumination of the scenario make you feel really close to the artist, it's like have a concert in an old living-room. A cool thing about going to a concert to this place, it's that you can enjoy it seated comfortably in one of their small tables, decorated with small lamps that made me have the feeling of being at home. I went to this place because "Fran Mariscal" and "Ferran Exceso" two Spanish singers that I like a lot were playing there. The concert was amazing, they were so ...