Readers Picks #159 | Fisheye Magazine

This week we offer you a photographic journey 100% Spanish. Griselda Duch takes us to Barcelona while Florisse & Germain in the region of Asturias.

Griselda Duch

While flicking through Blue Hours, we find sky and sea, but not only. Here is a ticket to travel, to dream. The photographer Griselda Duch gives a unique and poetical sneak preview into the town she lives in and works : Barcelona.

Florisse & Germain

Florisse and Germain form a tireless duo, not only in life but also photography. It’s together that they try and capture a dialogue between lights and lines. In 2016, they went to Motorbeach, a festival of a mix between racers, music and surfing in Asturia, north of Spain. Between festival-goers and idyllic landscapes, a beautiful concoction for the series Salitre y Gasolina.

Translated by Molly Sisson

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