This is easily one of the most scenic views from our recent hike on the Costa Brava between the Catalonian beach resorts of La Fosca and Palafrugell: with the three classical features of the Mediterranean coastline – the plants that grow out of the arid slopes and cliffs, the vast expanse of the ocean, the combination of beaches and human settlements – neatly arranged in the three dimensions of foreground, middleground and background, this looks almost too picturesque to be true, as though it had been composed by a painter …
Picture pretty trail of La Fosca
Well, it was not, of course, but we did not stumble upon this view completely by accident either, truth be told. It is, in fact, one of the panoramas offered along the Cami de Ronda hiking path that have been highlighted by the Catalonian Tourism Office through the simple device of a frame …
… which suggests to the people on the picture pretty trail of La Fosca to take a second, closer and “painterly” look at a particular section of the landscape around them. There are quite a few of those frames scattered around the area, and it is always a good idea to stop for a few seconds and take a peek. Not least because the views always guarantee you a good picture motive. With the help of these frames, anybody can take a great photo – even we managed it.
It is. A very beautiful place to base yourself in when hiking the Cami de Ronda in the Costa Brava.
Wonderful sea in La Fosca.
You and your family would love it there, Jynx. It’s very laid back but picturesque. Thanks for dropping by,
I’m ready to go!! Beautiful views, the coast, Spain….hiking to burn extra calories from all the wonderful food….Perfect!!
Thank you for sharing.
I love the frame idea too
Aaaah, Spain, what a beautiful place!
This is such a beautiful place to hike. I love those frame ideas and wish they have more of those. It’s such a neat idea and makes for an interesting photo with it.
looks l=nice
what a great idea!
It is a great and fun idea, I agree.
What a clever idea! How many times have I danced around looking for just the right ‘framing’ of a photo. . .here it is done for me! Most interesting and fun.