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| Winter came |
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| Arriquibar or Arrikibar Square in Winter |
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| Biscay Square (Plaza Bizkaia) |
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| Indautxu Plaza |
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| From Indautxu Plaza (at the bottom, the Gran via and the Park, inside the mist) |
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| Indautxu Square, towards Ercilla Street |
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| Indautxu from Arrikibar Plaza |
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| The pouring rain |
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| Don Alonso de Ercilla looks at the city with his metal eyes |
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| Racionalist buildings, as they are called, and round corners are tipical of Bilbao |
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| And this is a sort of urban basque stile created long ago mixing classical and traditional elements |
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| The busy streets, wet umbrellas, canopies and awnings |
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| Ercilla Street connects Indautxu to the Gran Via |
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| Behind that Nineteenth Century looking building is Hotel Ercilla |
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| Dr. Areilza Street. Tiny snow flakes are falling. |
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| Dr. Areilza Street with the Pelli tower sunk in the mist, a shadow at the bottom |
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| Round squares of buildings in Dr. Areilza Street |
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| Surroundigs of Dr. Areilza. Let's Play. |
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| Stone and concrete grow pale in the mist and the bleak light |
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| Things that keep you going. The inner fire |
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| The Alhondiga Culture Centre from Biscay Square |
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| The Loft (Arrikibar Square, by the Alhondiga) |
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| The inner fire again |
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| Reflections |
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| Works |
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| Snow against the bricks |
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| They look at one another (all those windows...) |
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| Winter tower |
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| Winter roofs |
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| Winter Street |
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| The window |
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