8. Space to Grow.

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A collection of ten 1/1 photographs by Johnathan Conlon, an award winning landscape & aerial photographer. The mystical location for this collection is Fanal on the island of Madeira, and is the largest surviving area of laurel forest (or laurisilva) on the planet; the trees here are up to 800 years old.

Unfortunately, this area has been classified with a status of 'critical/endangered' by the WWF and has been under UNESCO world heritage protection since 1999.

20% of the proceeds of this collection will be donated to SPEA (https://www.spea.pt/en/ ) which is a leading Portugese conservation society, to assist the work they do in the preservation of natural habitats.

I was completely enchanted by this location, with a mystery and charm so dreamlike, that I could not leave the island without returning again before I left.

Moving around within the swathes of passing fog, I was initially left with a sense of disorientation, but this was soon extinguished by a sense of calmness as I explored, and my sincere hope is that I was able to encapsulate the peacefulness I experienced here, transporting you to this sanctuary of tranquility so that you too may ESCAPE TO SERENITY.

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