Fotografía. Cádiz. Pesca en Sanlúcar de Barrameda. Dirección General de Turismo
Otro día mas paseamos por lugares cercanos que hoy no podemos visitar pero que pronto lo haremos.
La foto recoge, hacia 1960, los barcos de pesca próximos a la playa de Sanlúcar de Barrameda. Barcos preparados para salir a faenar por el cercano mar.
Uno piensa, sin embargo, que esta imagen de numerosos barcos no es posible hoy pues los tiempos han cambiado, pero el lugar no, así que otro imagen para ventilar en casa y para ver cuando salgamos.
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146Estudios Turísticos n.º 213-214 (3er y 4º T 2017)Lucia Domingo Barral y Asunción Muñoz Montalvo IV.
COLABORADORES Y FOTÓGRAFOS
..Las fotografías del Archivo han sido siempre propiedad del ministerio, no se realizaban compras de imágenes. Se nutría, en buena medida, con el trabajo de los fotógrafos del Servicio Oficial de Fotografía, del que formaron parte fotógrafos como Roberto Arránz, Eugenio de la Vega, Enrique Larrea. Con la desaparición del Servicio Oficial de Fotografía (S.O.F.), se siguió contratando directamente con los fotógrafos. Además, se contaba con grandes profesionales de la fotografía turística, algunos de ellos fueron premios nacionales
.....El Archivo Fotográfico de Turespaña siempre estuvo vinculado a la Dirección Ge-neral de Promoción del Turismo, por tanto, pasará a INPROTUR y, en 1996, al Instituto de Turismo de España. En 2013 la gestión de este archivo pasa a depender del Centro de Documentación Turística de España.
..........El Archivo Fotográfico de Turespaña se estructura en una división geográfica por orden alfabético de provincia, a cada provincia se le asigna un número que coincide con los dos primeros dígitos de su código postal, dentro de la provincia el orden sería primero la capital de provincia y después los distin-tos pueblos por orden alfabético.
En (google translate)
Today we remember Andalusia, the region that, possibly, will most notice the decline in tourism in the coming dates.
So from our houses we make an imaginary trip to different parts of Spain
We remember its white houses, from Vejer de La Frontera.
The photographer is Roberto Arranz.
On this we find the following article
AUGUST, 1965. GARRUCHA AND SAN JUAN DE LOS TERREROS IN THE EYES OF THE MINISTRY OF INFORMATION AND TOURISM
In August 1965, Roberto Arranz, a photographer from the Official Photography Service of the Ministry of Information and Tourism, toured the coasts of eastern Almería. Specifically, the beaches of San Juan de Los Terreros (Pulpí) and Garrucha. The tourist interest in our coastline acquired official appearances
PHOTOGRAPHY FOR TOURISM PROMOTION: THE PHOTOGRAPHIC ARCHIVE OF TURESPAÑA
146 Tourist Studies No. 213-214 (3rd and 4th T 2017) Lucia Domingo Barral and Asunción Muñoz Montalvo IV.
COLLABORATORS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS
..The photographs in the Archive have always been the property of the Ministry, no image purchases were made. It was largely nourished by the work of the photographers of the Official Photography Service, which included photographers such as Roberto Arránz, Eugenio de la Vega, Enrique Larrea. With the disappearance of the Official Photography Service (S.O.F.), they continued to contract directly with photographers. In addition, there were great professionals in tourist photography, some of them were national awards
..... The Turespaña Photographic Archive has always been linked to the General Directorate for Tourism Promotion, therefore it will go to INPROTUR and, in 1996, to the Spanish Tourism Institute. In 2013, the management of this file became the responsibility of the Tourist Documentation Center of Spain.
.......... The Turespaña Photographic Archive is structured in a geographical division by alphabetical order of province, each province is assigned a number that coincides with the first two digits of its postal code, within the province the order would be first the province capital and then the different towns in alphabetical order.
En (google translate)
Today we remember Andalusia, the region that, possibly, will most notice the decline in tourism in the coming dates.
So from our houses we make an imaginary trip to different parts of Spain
We remember its white houses, from Vejer de La Frontera.
The photographer is Roberto Arranz.
On this we find the following article
AUGUST, 1965. GARRUCHA AND SAN JUAN DE LOS TERREROS IN THE EYES OF THE MINISTRY OF INFORMATION AND TOURISM
In August 1965, Roberto Arranz, a photographer from the Official Photography Service of the Ministry of Information and Tourism, toured the coasts of eastern Almería. Specifically, the beaches of San Juan de Los Terreros (Pulpí) and Garrucha. The tourist interest in our coastline acquired official appearances
PHOTOGRAPHY FOR TOURISM PROMOTION: THE PHOTOGRAPHIC ARCHIVE OF TURESPAÑA
146 Tourist Studies No. 213-214 (3rd and 4th T 2017) Lucia Domingo Barral and Asunción Muñoz Montalvo IV.
COLLABORATORS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS
..The photographs in the Archive have always been the property of the Ministry, no image purchases were made. It was largely nourished by the work of the photographers of the Official Photography Service, which included photographers such as Roberto Arránz, Eugenio de la Vega, Enrique Larrea. With the disappearance of the Official Photography Service (S.O.F.), they continued to contract directly with photographers. In addition, there were great professionals in tourist photography, some of them were national awards
..... The Turespaña Photographic Archive has always been linked to the General Directorate for Tourism Promotion, therefore it will go to INPROTUR and, in 1996, to the Spanish Tourism Institute. In 2013, the management of this file became the responsibility of the Tourist Documentation Center of Spain.
.......... The Turespaña Photographic Archive is structured in a geographical division by alphabetical order of province, each province is assigned a number that coincides with the first two digits of its postal code, within the province the order would be first the province capital and then the different towns in alphabetical order.