The dunes at Maspalomas are where I shoot more than anywhere else on the island. Golden sand, ocean right beside it, and soft Atlantic light — it’s hard to find a better natural backdrop.
I keep sessions relaxed and unposed. You walk, you talk, you look at each other instead of the camera — the dunes and the light do the rest.
Why the Dunes Work So Well
The dunes give you height, shape, and open space — no crowds in the background, just sand and sky. Walk a few minutes toward the beach and you’ve got ocean and golden hour light in the same session
Solo Traveler Photoshoot
Traveling alone doesn’t mean you go home without photos of yourself in Gran Canaria. A relaxed walk through the dunes or along the beach gives you natural, unposed images of your trip — not stiff tourist shots
Maternity Photoshoot at Maspalomas
Soft light and open sand make this one of my favorite settings for maternity sessions. Simple, calm, and comfortable — I’ll guide you through poses that feel natural, not performative.
Family Photoshoot at Maspalomas
Kids move, adults get restless standing still — so we don’t stand still. We walk, we let the kids run a little, and the best photos usually happen in between the posed ones.
FAQ: Maspalomas Photography
What’s the best time of day to shoot at Maspalomas?
The last hour before sunset. The light turns warm and low instead of harsh, and the dunes really show their color.
Can we shoot at both the dunes and the beach in one session?
Yes — they’re a short walk apart, so a 90-minute session usually covers both if you’d like.
Is Maspalomas good for a family with young kids?
Yes. The sand is soft and open, there’s space to let kids move around, and it keeps the mood relaxed instead of rushed.
If you have any questions or would like to book a beautiful photoshoot, don’t hesitate to get in touch!