Travel Photography – Forgotten Caravans In The Canary Islands

This travel photography essay was submitted to Edge of Humanity Magazine by Fine Art Photographer Emilie Mori.

 

From project “Caravane Palace Reportage” by Emilie Mori.

 

 

During my previous trip , I see the desert and can I breathe . A surprise awaits me after 20 km of track , south of Fuerteventura. A village of caravans, between the desert and the sea, attached to a fishing hamlet . The wind is everywhere.  The ocean is a few meters away . These rusty shelters glued to each other are eye-popping . The more I approach, the more details I see. A very special care is brought to them.  They are not abandoned. They are loved , settled, cobbled and chouaillées . They are waiting for the next appointment . They seem destined to celebrate. I imagine the life that must have been when people gathered around. Fuerteventura, Punta Jandía – 2014.

 

 

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