End-to-End, Chapter IV
Amalia
End-to-End by Amalia Márquez and Manuel Cabezudo, Chapter IV
We sleep until noon. They say decisions aren’t made when they’re verbalized: they’re already made before in our subconscious. When did we really decide to have this baby? Maybe it was that kiss on Amalia’s belly during the descent of Teide, maybe it was all those kilometers in silence, maybe it was her sore feet that taught us.
Nine months after, the Iberian Peninsula. The birth of our baby took place in a particularly easy and efficient way. Apparently, this much walking while the baby was gestating facilitated the delivery. It also led to this story. A journey through the Canarias and towards our daughter. Welcome, Amalia.
Nine months after, the Iberian Peninsula. The birth of our baby took place in a particularly easy and efficient way. Apparently, this much walking while the baby was gestating facilitated the delivery. It also led to this story. A journey through the Canarias and towards our daughter. Welcome, Amalia.
Photography. Amalia Márquez and Manuel Federico
Words. Leti Sala
Traveller/s
Amalia Márquez
Photographer
Amalia was born in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria in 1984. She has a degree in Pedagogy and it was in her university days she become interested in analog photography. She moved to Barcelona in 2010where she participates in collective exhibitions.
@amaliamarquezManuel Cabezudo
Sustainable Turism Entrepeneur
Ever since he was little Manuel has had a strong bond with nature and especially with the sea. As his birthplace strongly marked his personality and character, Manuel started promoting ideas and projects enabling responsible and sustainable tourism in the Canary Islands.
