Spain, June 4 -- The Sunlight Hours exhibition by Bleda and Rosa, winners of Spain's National Photography Award in 2008, has been launched today and will be open to the public until September 7th in Madrid's Campo del Moro gardens, the Royal Collections Gallery and this museum's Immersive Cube space. The exhibition involves an artistic reflection on the sun as a symbol of time, life and history, captured in images taken at the Yuste Monastery in Caceres, the last retreat of Emperor Charles V. Maria Bleda and Jose Maria Rosa look at the natural environment of Yuste through the lens of three of Charles V's main interests: astronomy, botany and mechanical devices. The images are exhibited in various formats in three spaces: the Campo del Moro ...