There's something profoundly humbling about the exposed volcanic rocks of Las Canteras Beach during low tide. The ancient black stones, polished by countless waves, create a dramatic foreground against the moody, cloud-covered sky.
In the distance, the iconic silhouette of the mountains frames the coastline, their gentle slopes softened by the misty atmosphere. The waves continue their eternal rhythm against the shore, a reminder of nature's constancy amid change.
This image captures a more contemplative moment at the beach - not the vibrant blues of a sunny day, but the subtle grays and browns of a more pensive mood. It reveals the raw, primordial character of the Canary Islands, born from volcanic forces and shaped by the Atlantic.
When I look at this scene, I feel a connection to something timeless and enduring. The volcanic stones, the mountains, the sea - they've witnessed countless tides and will remain long after we're gone.
I hope this image evokes that same sense of perspective and quiet wonder for others.
I'm an Italian photographer that grabbed her first camera to catch the beautiful scenery of New Zealand, and from there I never stopped to capture beautiful landscape everywhere I go. From Spain to Italy, I'm always with my camera... Read more…
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