When we were in Spain this spring, we went to The Sagrada Familia in Barcelona. Antoni Gaudi spent over 40 years designing the temple, but many other architects, designers and sculptors have been involved in this massive project that began construction in 1882, a year before Gaudi was involved. For details, go to http://www.sagradafamilia.org/en/history-of-the-temple/
Here are a few of the many, many photos I took of the temple.
Here’s The Sagrada Familia rising over the trees as we approached through the park. If you look closely you can see a touch of the gorgeous light purple jacaranda blossoms that greeted us in Spain. The temple’s construction is still underway, which was not a detraction for me, but only added more drama to the scene.
Here’s some of the amazingly detailed carvings on the facade.
Blue and green light is cast into the temple from the stained glass on one side, orange and yellow on the other.
Arts of May 
That last photo is amazing! My husband and I visited the Sagrada Familia a few years ago. It’s a fascinating space isn’t it? I wonder whether it will be completed in our lifetimes.
So glad you like the photo. I think they’re aiming to finish the temple in 2026. Like you, I wonder when it will be done. An amazing place.
Its a daunting task to put into words the extreme awesomeness of this place. You have taken photos that do that.
Thank you. I don’t have the words really. We had our mouths hanging open a lot when we were there.