Pedro Sanz (@pesansa) - Collective Profile | Barcelona, ES
Both demure and deranged
Barcelona is 🏠
(Architect for a living)
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Recent posts: a scenic view of snow-covered mountains and evergreen trees. the image captures the beauty of a winter landscape., a man stands in front of a building, smiling. he is wearing a jacket, pants, and sunglasses., katy perry performs on stage, surrounded by lights and a unique stage design. the image captures the energy and spectacle of a live concert., a beautiful sunset over the ocean with a town in the background. the water is calm and the sky is a mix of colors., a man stands shirtless on a rock near the water. he is wearing swimwear., a candid photo of katy perry sitting at a restaurant table. she is wearing sunglasses on her head and has a contemplative expression., a crowd of people with their hands in the air at a music festival. the stage is visible in the background with lights and smoke., a scenic view of a mountain and river. the photo captures the beauty of nature with lush greenery and a clear blue sky., a man takes a mirror selfie, shirtless and wearing underwear. the photo is taken in a bedroom with sunlight streaming in., a silhouette of a person breaking chains against a vibrant sunset. the image symbolizes freedom and liberation., three men are seen on a rooftop, enjoying the view. one man is looking out at the city, while another is looking at his phone., a group of four men pose in front of a sign that says "created in barcelona." they are dressed in stylish outfits, showcasing a variety of modern fashion trends., a meme about the attractiveness of people in barcelona, spain. the image includes text and a list of bands., a shirtless man takes a mirror selfie. the photo is taken in a dimly lit room., an eye-level shot of two modern buildings. one building has a unique, textured facade, while the other has a more traditional, grid-like design., .
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