How have you been? I hope well. This week is off to a great start for me as I'm managing to do more than one post a week!
For my post today, I wanted to share with you some black and white photos of a fantastic and unique beach, which I had the opportunity to visit on my last vacation. That beach is "Playa de las Bodegas" (direct translated "Beach of the Cellars").
Located in the province of Taganana, on the island of Tenerife, this beach presents those who pass by with its majestic rock formation, which is inevitably recorded in video and photography by other passers-by. The beach, made up of black sand, due to its formation from volcanic material, makes the landscape almost tragically artistic!
The immense contrast of the deep black of the rocks and sand, with the white of the foam of the sea (which on the day I was there was not particularly agitated) makes our mind be put in a mode of "meditation" and contemplation by this beauty natural magnificent.
Image of the Patroness Saint of the Island of Tenerife, Canarias, the "Virgen del Carmen"
