The Badlands of Spain

Las Bardenas Reales, often referred to as "the Badlands of Spain," is a semi-desert landscape situated in the Spanish Navarre region. Its rugged, otherworldly appearance is a result of centuries of erosion by wind and water, which have sculpted intricate shapes, ravines, and colorful rock formations. I imagine it to be like a mini version of the deserts in the US.

The main attraction for me is the "Castildetierra," a solitary pinnacle of rock that appears to defy gravity, rising majestically from the surrounding plains. Its solitary presence and the play of light and shadow make it a prime subject for dramatic compositions.