Atitlan Lake. GUATEMALA

Surrounded by the impressive volcanoes, Atitlan it’s rightfully called one of the nicest lakes on earth. January 1998. Second photo by Lluis LLaurado.

Salon de Provence. FRANCE

Photos took between 2008 and 2011 in the city where I lived for those years, up until this summer….

1. The Romanesque church of Saint Michel.

2. Horloge Tower

3. The air Patrol rehearsing

4. L’Emperi Castle

5./6. Snapshots from the historical reconstitution in June 2011

Port de la Bonaigua. CATALONIA

Crossing the Pyrenees could be a spectacular experience if you travel through this area, especially with snow.

White Sharks. SOUTH AFRICA

Meeting one of the most scaring animals on the planet. First photo by LAura Flores. 2nd and thirs photo by Erick T. July 2011

Caye Caulker. BELIZE

Barefoot in a cool place, in 1996 (Photo by Javier Cristobal).

Barsana monastery, Maramures. ROMANIA

The wooden complex of Barsana, on the heart of the beautiful Maramures region.

Cruz del Condor at Colca Canyon. PERU

Two days of dusty and incredibly dangerous roads, leading to the Colca canyon, where the condors glide upwards in circles in the very morning. Summer 2009.

La Clarée Valley. FRANCE

A beautiful valley on the Alps near Briançon. Spring 2011

Victoria Falls. ZIMBABWE

One of the largest waterfalls on the planet. Just amazing.

Grand Canyon, South Rim. USA

Probably one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever visited. Some of the photos by Natxo Molinero. Summer 1995

Belvedere, Viena. AUSTRIA

Viena’s Baroque masterpiece, visited in 1998

Okavango Delta. BOTSWANA

The Okavango river doesn’t end on the sea but inland, creating an intricate and incredibly beautiful landscape of rivers, canals, pools and swamps, housing amazing wildlife. Visiting the Okavango delta on a mokoro is a peaceful (though some mokoro polers are more experienced than others) and impressive experience, but it’s when you see the delta from above when it becomes an unforgettable place. Summer 2011.

Canal Grande, Venice. ITALY

Some pictures of the world’s most visited canal. Summer 1998.

1. Panorama from the Ponte dell’Accademia

2. Panorama from Ponte di Rialto.

3. BAsilica de Santa Maria della Salute (Punta de la Dogana)

4. 5. 6. 7. Diferent views of the Canalasso.

Dune 45, Namib Desert. NAMIBIA

Probably the most visited dune in the Namib desert, one of the highest and certainly one of the most photographed dunes in the world. Last photo by M. C. Soler. August 2011.

Acueducto, Segovia. SPAIN

The so impressive Acueducto, engineering masterpiece of the roman empire. Summer 2003.

Kalahari. SOUTHAFRICA

Even with the incredible cold of the end of July 2011, the visit of the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park (mostly known as the Kalahari) is a fantastic experience. It lacks the water sources of other parks, and so there aren’t that many animals around, but the arid landscapes are definitely worth visiting it.