Andalucia

A photo blog about Los Caracoles, a unique area in the Sierra Mágina Natural Park, comprising a millstone quarry with an abandoned stonemason settlement and the nearby Cruz de la Atalaya.

Amazing film photos from Pinar de Cánavas; a pine forest of mostly Aleppo pines, with an average age of more than 200 years and several majestic specimens of more than 250 years.

Jubrique is one of the prettiest white villages in Spain. Its streets and houses are adapted to the serranía, with narrow, steep streets and whitewashed houses. A photo blog featuring over 30 captivating images."/>

Twelve film photos of the Torre de La Harina, the ruins of an old watch tower located on a hill. The location offers great views of the surrounding countryside.

Fifteen photos from El Torcal de Antequera, an area of outstanding natural beauty and arguably the best examples of karst limestone formation in Europe.

Twelve photos of Cómpeta and the surrounding area. Cómpeta is renowned for its traditional Andalusian architecture, narrow cobblestone streets, whitewashed houses, and stunning views.

Everything you need to know about El Acebuchal. The photographs were shot on Kentmere film with a vintage Mamiya M645 camera.

Soportújar, often called the “Village of Witches, is a small white village in the Alpujarra region of Spain. Find out more, with thirty-seven film photos.”

A spectacular walk high above Soportújar with stunning views. See 15 film photos shot with a Nikon FE2 from the walk, including the impressive 30 m waterfall on the Chico River.

Andalucia, Spain, boasts a diverse range of wildflowers and this year, the flowers have been exceptional because of the rain several weeks ago. See fifteen colour film photos of wildflowers in Andalucia…