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Atlantic Islands
Volcanic coasts, high cloud, and ocean weather across Madeira, La Palma, and Tenerife.
Three Atlantic islands, each built by volcanic force and reshaped by ocean weather. Madeira moves between wet laurel forest and exposed headlands; La Palma rises through salt pans and cloud to observatory ridges; Tenerife places Teide above pine forest and a working fishing shore. The sequence follows their shared materials—black rock, steep roads, trade-wind cloud, and an ocean that is rarely out of view.
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Summer in Madeira
Atlantic cliffs, black sand, and ancient laurel forest across Madeira.
La Palma Seaside
Volcanic roads, salt pans, and far-reaching Atlantic views on La Palma.
La Palma Sunsets
Atlantic sunsets seen from the volcanic coast of La Palma