A City of Balance and Symmetry: Barcelona from Above

Sunny and vibrant Barcelona is known for its unique architecture. It turns out that in addition to strolling the city's ancient streets, you can also fly over it to enjoy a breathtaking view of the Catalan capital. A Hungarian photographer decided to launch a drone to see Barcelona from above and was struck by the harmony and symmetry of the city's buildings.

Check out these wonderful photographs that offer a new perspective on one of the most beautiful cities on the planet.





Hungarian photographer Marton Mogyorosy reveals a bird's-eye view of Barcelona through a drone photoshoot.



The stunning symmetry of the city's buildings is striking. Views of Barcelona's most famous landmarks from above offer new perspectives.

The talented photographer focuses viewers' attention on the geometric elements found in each composition.



Cubes, triangles, and semicircles, repeated rhythmically, create a surprisingly harmonious image.



Several photographs in the series were taken above the Walden 7 house, located on the outskirts of Barcelona.



The architect of this unusual building was Ricardo Bofill, known for converting an old cement factory into a residential building.



Aerial photographs make the city's buildings look like pieces of a huge puzzle, forming a single aesthetic whole.



To fully appreciate a subject, you need to carefully examine it from all angles. Drone photographs reveal a new perspective on Barcelona—one that is even more harmonious and beautiful. This city of freedom, sun, and sea still has much to offer.