Photographer in Ibiza

Ibiza has two faces: the Playa d'en Bossa party scene from magazines, and the rural interior — 17th-century stone fincas, century-old olive groves, virgin coves only accessible on foot. For photography, the second face works. The first is for bachelor parties.

Ibiza's light is the most cinematic in the Balearics: sabina pines, ochre earth, and open sea create warm reflections no Lightroom filter reproduces. From May to October blue hour lasts 35-50 minutes — longer than Mallorca.

The Es Vedrà silhouette — the pyramid-shaped islet off the southwest coast — is probably the most photographed proposal backdrop in the Mediterranean. Vertical rock + blue sea + sun behind island creates golden lateral light perfect for profile portraits.

Cala d'Hort: the beach with direct view of Es Vedrà. Sunset 20:50-21:30 in June, 19:30-20:10 in September. 35 min from Ibiza city.

Cala Comte (Sunset Ashram): rocky platform with perfect geometric lines. Arrive 45 min before sunset.

Cap des Falcó: secret southern cove. Access by 10-minute dirt road from Las Salinas. Almost no tourists.

Cala Carbó: small pebble cove with side view of Es Vedrà. More intimate than Cala d'Hort.

Dalt Vila (old town): for urban sessions. Ramparts facing harbor with warm sunset light.

Sant Joan de Labritja (rural north): white village with square, church, hill views. For "authentic Ibiza" look without party scene.

Hacienda Na Xamena (Sant Miquel): cliff-hotel with 270° view over Benirràs cove.