Panorama Photo

The idea to post this very old work came to me while listening to the old Spanish song ¿Qu'es de ti, rey de Granada?, celebrating the 1492 Reconquista. The song belongs to the wonderful Cancionero de Palacio, but I will avoid any further detail, confident the interested Betrachter (if any) may find lots of information on the web...
The risk to be banned from the community reaches here its highest peak, since I think that never this site has recorded such a fall of quality - not even in my night Etna shots! Actually, the three Granada shots were taken with a 90 euro Yashica 5030, my very first digital camera.
However, in spite of this, these pixel recall me that magic evening at the Mirador San Nicolas, in the middle of the Albaicín, the old Arabic quarter of Granada.
While on place, however, the music accompanying my imagination was another one, namely, the Adagio from Rodrigo's Concierto de Aranjuez... So, in view of this discrepancy in musical suggestions, for the title I chose a third solution, coming from France - it is well known how Spanish atmospheres are often best described in music by foreigners, as happens for the Sevilla of Mozart, Rossini, Bizet and many others.
If I will not withdraw the work due to loud complaints, I will provide a description, for once not after Udeuschle, but after Wahington Irving, who had the luck to inhabit the palace for several weeks, and from those very rooms he conceived his Tales of the Alhambra. We may imagine him writing down notes while walking between Patio de los Leones, Patio de los Arrayanes and Mirador de Lindaraxa. More precisely, while peering from the Mirador at the mighty walls beyond the valley, I imagined him at a window of the Torre de Comares, observing down the swarming crowds on the Carrera del Darro, as described in one of these pictoresque tales.