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An eye-shaped lagoon, surrounded by white sand and blue waters.. Varius tones of blue alternate in an iris-like pattern. Wild Socotra contemplated from the sky.

How about diving into the Indic Ocean on a warm afternoon? A watercolor palette, straight from nature. Blue tones alternate on geometric patterns, all along the seashore.

An eye-shaped lagoon, surrounded by white sand and blue waters.. Varius tones of blue alternate in an iris-like pattern. Wild Socotra contemplated from the sky.

How about diving into the Indic Ocean on a warm afternoon? A watercolor palette, straight from nature. Blue tones alternate on geometric patterns, all along the seashore.

Dry lands. A desert made of mountains. Our nearest star elevates itself behind abstract volcanic lands.

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A series of dark sculptures rise up from the reddish sands of central Sahara. Tassili N’Ajjer National Park, Argelia.

Sculpted by the wind. Hidden in high dunes. Lost in the middle of the biggest desert of planet Earth.

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HDR-panorama captured at the remotest region of Ilha Grande, Rio de Janeiro. 100 photographs were used to merge the panorama.

Terras cruas… Esculturas vulcânicas inquietam minha mente. Monumentos… Monumentos à realidade desconhecida de um passado profundo. Eles continuam aparecendo diante dos meus olhos. Ao longo do meu caminho. Emergindo… Como visões.

HDR-panorama captured at the remotest region of Ilha Grande, Rio de Janeiro. 100 photographs were used to merge the panorama.

In the central eastern portion of Pico Island, a sequence of volcanic cones is touched by the low clouds of the Azores Archipelago.

Penhascos, colunas, água do mar. Uma piscina natural perfeitamente circular. Ruínas… Vestígios de uma construção vulcânica refletindo a luz de uma tarde de primavera. Meu terceiro olho, suspenso no ar, observando atentamente.

a laurel forest tree streatches itself as it feels the passage between day and night in the Fanal forest, on the island of Madeira.

Salty wetlands contemplated from above. This pano was captured just before my Mavic 2 Pro fell into the salty waters due to a battery failure. After a few hours, when the tide became lower, I went into the mud, at night, to rescue the drone. The drone died, but impressively the images have survived.

A remarkable geological structure outcrops on the rocky coast of southwestern Portugal. The folded strata is constantly hummered by the angry waves of the Atlantic Ocean where dozens of surfers test their luck.

A cake-like limestone sculpture is contemplated from the sand of one of the most beautiful beaches of Portual: Praia da Marinha.

At the northeast of Brazil, an inviting sandy beach separated the warm waters of Bahia from a palm tree field. This division line happens to be one of the most relaxing environments of Planet Earth.

How about being teleported to the middle of the XIXth century? At the peak of fall, the golden light spreads tself all along the Bavarian landscape. An ilusion? Maybe a dream…

A flock of Cypseloides senex moves randomly, changing shapes and density. The dynamic spectacle takes place in a mindblowing scenery: the very heart of Iguaçu National Park.

Impressively, these fantastic birds make their homes behind the falls. So as to arrive (or leave!) home, they have to assume the shape of a sharp arrow and cross the dense water curtains.

Panorama captured at Parque Nacional Iguaçu. The water flow was just perfect: enough intense for the falls to be insanely powerfull, but not too intense to compromise the camera.

Self portrait captured at the second-last day of Tour du Mont Blanc. My friend Bernardo Neves and I had been walking around the mountains for about 10 days, and we were completely destroyed… Pain everywhere: the back, the feet, the lags and, specially, the knees. We hiked all the way up to this glacial lake. When we got there, we were surprised by the insanely beautiful milky blue water. But there was something missing: the mountains and glaciers around Mont Blanc couldn’t be properly admired from the lake-level perspective. So I got out of the trail and waked up a steep hill. The more I walked up, the more I could see the mountains on the background. I kept moving up until I found the sweet spot you can see here.

After a nice hike, @cristianoxavier01 and I got to this insane beach adorned with rocky monuments and round boulders. The beach is hidden below cliffs, and once we got there we became a little bit disappointed with the bad weather: it was too cloudy and it seamed almost impossible to experience some nice colors at the golden hour. We were expecting nothing but grey shades. But the place was too beautiful and we were alone there! So we decided to stay until late. Impressively, at the very end of the afternoon, the clouds became less dense right at the horizon line, inviting yellow, orange and pink to flow into the lands. EPIC sunset…

80 photos stitched to an HDR panorama to reproduce what I consider to be one of the most beautiful beaches of Europe.

A hidden waterfall, a deep valley, the sea ant the Sun. 155 photos stitched to an HDR panorama.

Raw lands… Volcanic sculptures disquiet my mind. Monuments… Monuments to the unknown reality of a deep past. They keep appearing in front of my eyes. Along my path. Emerging… Like visions.

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Sobre a materialização da obra:
Obra materializada em pigmento mineral sobre papel 100% algodão, seguindo a linha fine art (durabilidade centenária, qualidade museológica).

Sobre a criação da imagem:
Monumentos vulcânicos registrados em na Ilha da Madeira, localizada no Oceano Atlântico. Na captura, foram usadas técnicas de longa exposição, que fizeram com que a água, que vinha em várias ondas, apresentasse esse aspecto de névoa. Posteriormente, foi realizado um trabalho minucioso de edição de cores e luzes, sobrepondo à fotografia bruta a interpretação criativa do artista.

Estética:
As cores leves, a suavidade da água do mar e das nuvens do céu trazem delicadeza e fluidez à experiência contemplativa. Em contraposição, a aspereza e as tonalidades escuras dos monumentos rochosos evocam solidez, densidade. Na interação entre estes elementos contrastantes, emerge a beleza rara da paisagem de Monumentos Vulcânicos.

Fresh water falls off volcanic cliffs, right next to the sea. Or maybe an illusion… A daydream? Impossible lands that actually exist.
This panorama was created by stitching 32 photos captured with the Mavic 2 Pro at Madeira Island on March 2022. Definitely one of the most paradisiacal waterfalls I have ever seen.

Life as we DON’T know it

Travel your eyes over the details of the details here. Microscopic details. Mother and baby. And the baby shines yellow.

The sunset colored

As the Sun goes down, a change of abstract patterns is contemplated at the heart of Maspalomas dune field at Gran Canaria.

A moth rests on a leaf at night in the Atlantic Forest biome.

Rocky ramps outstand from the agitated cold waters of the North Atlantic Sea.

Most of land was carried away. An abstract sculpture is what is left. A Monument. A monument to the unknown reality of a deep past. Remaining testimony of ancient processes we can’t understand, written in languages one can’t read.

A dorsal spine made out of rock outstands from the landscape. A living carpet shines green as sunrays find their way under the clouds. Catalunya, on its best shape.

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No Parque Nacional da Serra do Gandarela, no coração do Quadrilátero Ferrífero, uma cachoeira majestosa corta a Mata Atlântica. As quedas seguem fraturas rochosas: estrutura que guia a água.
Ao fundo, ergue-se o maciço do Caraça, que molda ventos e umidade. Nuvens orográficas compõem a cena, alimentando o balanço hídrico. O forte gradiente converte energia potencial em som, espuma e polimento mineral.
A moldura é Mata Atlântica vigorosa. Copas regulam infiltração, temperatura e nutrientes, estabilizando encostas e filtrando as águas. Entre quartzito e neblina, a Cachoeira do Capivari traça um brilho prateado: processo geológico em ato, poesia em fluxo.

Colors and forms contemplated from a vertical perspectives on the wetlands of southwestern France. The details of the photograph, captured with the Mavic 2 Pro, allow the viewer to percieve little ondulations on the surface of the water of the lake.

Engraved by water. Meandering river, meandering canyon. Gorges du Verdon, contemplated from the perspective of a wandering bird on a cloudy day.

Something blew at the surface of the ground. And a monument to the colourful world one doesn’t see rised up from dead lands. An outstanding assemblage of cone-shaped rocks. Yellow, orange and red.

Monument Segla rising up from the cold waters of Senja on a dark cloudy day. Feel the power!

A piece of land surrounded by black water is on the way. Golden land. Inhabitable, but golden. Useless, but beautiful. The useless beauty of an inhabitable land…
Beyond lands, ther must be gold.

The silent valley shines blue, reflecting what was left of the daylight. Jostedal Glacier slides down crushing hard rock, all the way to lake Nigardsbrevatnet . The winding icy tongue covers a cold blue river. Ice becomes water, water flows down, and blue caves are born.

A rocky monument rises out of the dark cold sea. Its cliffs reach heights of almost 800m. Impenetrable land.
Kalsoy is a treasure. A rare kind of landscape. King of the cliff lands. Spent the whole day there, documenting its greateness from thousands of different angles. Me and my old man, Wildlife Photographer Roberto Murta.

Some shapes one can find at the surface of planet Earth. Geodynamic sculptures on hard basalt.

One of the most beautiful spots of our Earth, as far as my traveller’s eyes are concerned. Real strong winds didn’t prevent me from taking off. And I actually flu the bird across that “arch”. A strong wave almost ate it. Me and Wildlife photographer Roberto Murta, who happens to be my old man, can be seen like two little ants on the first hill.

A rare kind of terrain where sand dunes alternate with lagoons, as far as the eye can see. An eye-shaped water outcrop gazes to the zenith.

Wind and water, shaping sand. Sand and wind, shaping water. Interconnecter elements, shaping each other.

A unicellular organism emerges from white colloidal fluid. Or perhaps a green lagoon surrounded by white sand?

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