Astonishing Views of the Canary Islands Photographed by Lukas Furlan

A laurel forest: trunks wrapped in moss, one branch bent into an arch across the path, the rest of the canopy going soft into mist.

A village at night on a hillside — white houses, a lit road, palms in front of them — with the mist above the streetlights turned orange and dark blue cloud over that. A bare rock peak stands black behind the houses.

Lukas Furlan spent several days photographing the Canaries, a volcanic group off the coast of Morocco and among Spain’s farthest-flung territories.