Reflections with history during a walk last Wednesday in Cordoba. Reflection Hunters Contest Round 100
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0.000 HBDReflections with history during a walk last Wednesday in Cordoba. Reflection Hunters Contest Round 100
<center>  </center>  <div class="text-justify"> Hi friends, I hope you had a good weekend. This post is my entry to the weekly reflection hunters contest organised by @olgavita in the #shadowhunters community every week. For those of you who might be interested in participating in the contest, here is the link where you can find the instructions to follow in order to participate. [Link to Reflection Hunters Contest Round 100](https://ecency.com/hive-179017/@olgavita/reflection-hunters-contest-round-100?referral=castri-ja) </div><p> <div class="text-justify"> Last week I was walking the streets of one of the most historic cities in Spain and perhaps because it is far from the beaches, it is less known than other cities in Andalusia such as Granada, Cadiz, Malaga or Seville (although the latter is not on the coast). In Cordoba I found throughout the city a multitude of monuments ranging from Roman times to the present, highlighting above all its spectacular mosque-cathedral.   For those who are interested in learning more about this place I share with you a post I recently published in which you can see information about this striking and peculiar place that was originally a Visigothic church, later in the Muslim era was built on it a great mosque and finally after the Christian reconquest ended up building a great Christian cathedral. Does this reconstruction of temples reminds you to develop Web 3.0 from the foundations of Web 2.0? [Mosque-Cathedral Cordoba post](https://ecency.com/hive-163772/@castri-ja/a-journey-through-the-history-of-the-mosque-cathedral-of-cordoba-eng-esp?referral=castri-ja) Focusing on the subject of reflex hunting, I would like to point out that the first day I arrived in Cordoba I went for a walk around the vicinity of the mosque and I found that the south side of the mosque gives way to a bank on the banks of the Guadalquivir river over which runs a Roman bridge of considerable length and greater beauty.  In order to be able to capture the whole of the mosque-cathedral, which at that time of night was already illuminated, I went to the opposite end of the bridge and found that due to the low flow due to the drought I could not get a good reflection of the monument.  However, when I was approaching again towards the mosque, I got a greater clarity of the reflections, however, the spotlights that illuminate the bridge caused the quality of the photos was worse than desired.  Finally, with a little patience and risking that my cell phone could fall into the river, I managed to get far enough away from the spotlights and after cropping the photo with a photo editing program I got the picture that I present to this 100th edition of the contest.  <i><b>Photography submitted to Reflection Hunters Contest Round 100</b></i> I hope you liked the post and I encourage you to get to know Cordoba, even if it is through the recently published post and a more extensive one about all the places I visited during my two-day stay last week. Best regards </div><p>  <i><div class="text-justify">Cover and separators created with https://www.canva.com (free version).</div><p> <div class="text-justify">Photographies taken with my camara Sony Alpha 6000L and iPhone SE.</div><p> <div class="text-justify">Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version).</div><p></i>  [//]:# (!pinmapple 37.87717 lat -4.77858 long d3scr)
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