Antoni Gaudí’s Casa Batlló was built between 1904 and 1906 on Passeig de Grácia in Barcelona, Spain. The first thing I noticed in this picture of the building is that the balconies and window frames have organic form. The balconies and window frames reminded me of bones and the overall picture reminded me of a cave-like place because of the tan, earth color of the building and the similarities it has to certain aspects of nature. The balconies made me think of skulls, with the ovals being the eye sockets of the skull and the points at the bottom of balcony being the nasal bone. The second thing I noticed is how colorful the building and the windows were. The various colors on the building’s exterior look as if they are large spray paint spots on the building with circles on them, the windows look like they are tinted and the border above the windows looks like stained glass because of the colorful circular shapes that do not seem to be as transparent as the window below it. …show more content…
In pictures where it appears to be a sunny day and the sun shines on the building, the colors of the building will appear to be more saturated and the various colors on the exterior of the building are more noticeable in the picture. In other pictures where there is less sun directed at the building and more clouds the color of the building looks more dull than saturated and there don’t appear to be as many colors on the exterior of the building when compared to a picture taken on a more sunny day. Also, the degree to which the windows appear to be tinted can depend on the amount of light that is directed towards the windows and the angle at which a picture of the windows is taken. In this given picture, some parts of the window appear to be a very saturated blue and others appear to be regular windows that are not