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Rodrigo Alarcón-Cielock

Parc Sama

Cambrils, Spain

July 5th 2005, 10.50 AM Local Time

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Park Sama was created in the late XIX century. Its architecture is pure Spanish Colonial style; the owner was Don Salvador Samá y Torrens, Marques de Mariano(1861-1933).

The park has preserved the romantic flavour of an era gone by. The Marques was a descendant of a family established in Cuba and wanted to have in Baix Camp the exotic flavour of the lost colony. He commissioned the Botanic Garden to Don Jose Fontsere y Mestres, who had created the Park of la Ciudadela in Barcelona and was assisted by Antonio Gaudi in the construction of the Great Waterfall.

Sama Park is in the country of Baix Camp between Cambrils and Montbrio del Camp and it is about 5km from the coast. It is surrounded by fields of hazelnut, almond, peach and olive trees and vineyards. The walled 14 hectare park also contains hundreds of species of exotic trees, has a great variety of exotic plants and the Mansion House has an enormous collection of books and works of art.
Equipment
Nikon CP 4500
Nikon FC-E8 Fisheye lens
"P" setting, AE-Lock
Velbon 600 tripod
Home made Panohead
Adapted laser level head for fine levelling
PTGUI for assembling the Panorama

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