Coast to coast is an unexpected project, without pretensions; it arises on having returned to contemplate the landscapes of nature, which inert in the memory seemed to have disappeared, and that on having returned to live through them return memories to us and to idealize moments and past situations. The apparent immobility of the natural spaces, the invaluable changes that take place in the Nature, help us to move back in the time with benevolence, when we contemplate them still in personal situations that may have nothing to see on having been in temporary different spaces. The sensation of travelling in the time enjoying a known landscape, and simultaneously forgotten, it recalls past experiences. This sensation is the one that has stimulated me to materialize this project. More than 36 years have passed since my wife (Pilar), my son (Roberto) and I live for one year in Tenerife. This period of time has produced logical changes in the infrastructures of the island, but not in the landscapes, through which Pilar and I have returned to re-live Landscapes that the nature has kept intact in order that we could return to enjoy them and to make ourselves feel the same sensations of then.

This project was created to expose it in the shape of projection in MirartePhoto's exhibition 2013 in Guadalajara, Spain. The photographies of the universe are of the public library of NASA.

Landscapes in Infrared it is an attempt of seeing with other eyes the nature. All the photographies are done by a filter of 720-715 nm placed in front of lens. All the photographies are processed by a personalized profile of camera in Lightroom. There are different ways of processing, from false color up to Black and White. This work was the origin of an interactive iBook for iPad published in the iBookStore of Apple named "Paisajes en infrarrojos" (Ooops, sorry only in Spanish)

During three nights, 22 to 25 on May 2016, my friend David and I illuminated by a marvelous moon, were photographing Tajinastes in the National Park Las Cañadas del Teide in Tenerife Island. The red Tajinaste (Tower of Jewels) is an endemic plant of Tenerife. The inflorescence, erect of up to 3 meters of height, is replete with small red flowers during late spring to early summer.