Amorphous forms of hatched wheat plots, freshly cultivated areas and irregularly shaped lands covered with uncultivated dry vegetation were shaped by late streams and reliefs.
Villamayor de Gállego, Zaragoza, Spain 12/29/2018
Size of territory: 1310 m

Spots of harvested wheat fields on the slopes of the hills where the moisture content of the soil helps the plantations survive the hot and dry summer season.
Parque Eólico Arias, El Burgo de Ebro, Zaragoza, Spain 07/14/2018
Size of territory: 928m

Camino del Pozo, La Guardia, Toledo, Spain 12/31/2018
Size of territory: 275 m

Cultivated landscapes reveal diverse layers of soil that has been deposited thousands of years ago by rivers of the Ebro catchment area.
Peñalba, Huesca, Spain 12/29/2018
Size of territory: 738 m

Tiny parcels filled with olive trees on the slopes of Mount Romeral, illuminated by the last rays of dusk and the last day of 2018.
El Romeral, Toledo, Spain 12/31/2018
Size of territory: 1584 m

El Burgo de Ebro, Spain
Size of territory: 695 m

Farmers use small parcels to level the sloping terrain in order to retain the rare rainfall. The Landscape is gray because of the high concentration of borax in the soil.
Esquivias, Toledo, Spain 12/31/2018
Size of territory: 793 m

Tiny parcels are shaped by long-gone streams and volcanic relief, while the red color of the landscape is attributed to the high concentration of bauxite in the soil.
The Cedron river basin, La Guardia, Toledo, Spain 12/31/2018
Size of territory: 1130 m

Stacks of straw, piled on the top of a hill next to a wheat field at sunset in the blue hour.
Near Candasnos, Huesca, Spain 12/28/2018
Size of territory: 264 m

Wheatfields across the hills along with flat, sometimes wet areas where the moisture of the soil helps withstand the hot and dry summer season.
Barranco de la Virgen, Castillo de Alfajarín, Zaragoza, Spain 12/30/2018
Size of territory: 1400 m

Esquivias, Spain
Size of territory: 416 m

Farmers create small parcels to level the sloping terrain for easy cultivation and sparse rainfall.
La Guardia, Toledo, Spain 12/31/2018
Size of territory: 920m

The tiny, amorphous plots are shaped by long-gone streams and volcanic relief, while the elongated plots are formed on the site of a former river or flat lake bed.
El Romeral, Toledo, Spain 12/31/2018
Size of territory: 862 m

From the aerial view former river beds only recognizable by their sinewy curves. In the dry area of central Spain, 30 kilometers southern from Madrid, we can see left behind water runs in form of cracks across the surface of once wetland, giving us an ominous look at what lays ahead as water retreats. Once River of Guate, today just small brook Arroyo de Guaten, provide water to the farmlands.
Esquivias, Spain, 12/31/2018
Size of territory: 710m

Small vineyards planted around with olive trees illuminated by the first rays of the rising sun.
Sant Pere de Riudebitlles, Barcelona, Spain 12/28/2018
Size of territory: 865 m

Patterns of alternating olive and wheat fields south of Madrid, in the catchment area of the Cedrone River, where these two crops can withstand extreme drought and high summer temperatures.
Huerta de Valdecarábanos, Toledo, Spain 12/31/2018
Size of territory: 1400 m

Dry cracks and abstract patterns of wheat fields sweep across the hill filled area to reveal where the stream once flowed and where it deposited the foundations of the plants growing today.
Botorrita, Zaragoza, Spain 12/30/2018
Size of territory: 790 m

Bujaraloz, Spain
Size of territory: 1090 m

Peñalba, Huesca, Spain 12/29/2018
Size of territory: 783 m

El Burgo de Ebro, Spain
Size of territory: 718 m

Amorphous forms of freshly hatched wheat plots and irregularly shaped soils covered with uncultivated dry vegetation wind around rocky hills.
Villamayor de Gállego, Zaragoza, Spain 12/29/2018
Size of territory: 426 m

The cultivated landscape reveals different layers of soil during cultivation and mixes with the green color of freshly hatched wheat.
The catchment area of the Ebro, Peñalba, Huesca, Spain 12/29/2018
Size of territory: 406 m

La Guardia, Toledo, Spain 12/31/2018
Size of territory: 408 m

Size of territory: 592 m

Trees on rocky hills form micro-islands in the newly cultivated agricultural area of Pina de Ebro near Bujaraloz.
Zaragoza, Spain 12/29/2018
Size of territory: 521 m

Size of territory: 626 m

Stone walls around the former hills determine the form of Parcells where we encounter only wheat, which is harvested at the start of summer before the drought sets in.
Botorrita, Zaragoza, Spain 30/12/2018
Size of territory: 428 m

Small hills covered with dark, withered grass was surrounded with crop fields where fresh wheat was just hatched. The tiny lines are stone walls to keep soil and water on the lands.
Villamayor de Gállego. Zaragoza, Spain 30/12/2018
Size of territory: 680 m

Cultivated landscapes reveal layers of the soil of different colors, deposited thousands of years ago by rivers in the Ebro catchment area, and reveal the amorphous features of the terrain, photographed in foggy conditions.
Peñalba, Huesca, Spain 12/29/2018
Size of territory: 803m

La Guardia, Spain
Size of territory: 1060 m

Size of territory: 835 m

Size of territory: 947 m

La Muela, Zaragoza, Spain 12/30/2018
Size of territory: 714 m

Pina de Ebro, near Bujaraloz. Zaragoza, Spain 12/29/2018
Size of territory: 775 m

La Muela, Zaragoza, Spain 12/30/2018
Size of territory: 702 m

Colmenar de Oreja, Spain
Size of territory: 1660 m

Along the dried-up river, different levels of cultivated soil reveal millennial sand-pebble deposits in different colors.
Fraga, Huesca, Spain 12/28/2018
Size of territory: 752 m

Jualin, Zaragoza, Spain 12/30/2018
Size of territory: 640 m

Near Candasnos, Huesca, Spain 12/28/2018
Size of territory: 413 m