Upon seeing the scale of the Verna Cave, I sought to create an image in which the emptiness was the main focus. The geometry of the line follows the water cascading from the ceiling and draws the eye towards the light in the background, whilst the natural mist and the waterfall reveal the true dimensions of the cavern where the Slackline Pays Basque association set the world record for an underground highline.
Nests play a crucial role in the reproductive biology of grey wrasse (Symphodus cinereus). This species builds its nests on the seabed, usually in areas with sandy or gravelly ground, often very close to seagrass beds. The male attracts females to his nest and, after the eggs have been laid, takes responsibility for protecting and caring for them, keeping the nest in perfect condition.
Dawn breaks over a rocky coastline, with the sea rippling and gentle waves lapping against the rocks. The sky is tinged with shades of pink, orange and violet, creating a peaceful and deeply evocative scene.