An essay on the cultural evolution of the representation of landscape in contemporary photography. Gema Pastor Andrés proposes a reflection on the relationship between landscape and representation today, reviewing the formal and social paradigms that support or disdain the images of current photography. From these ideas the author makes a brief tour of works by Andreas Gursky, Lukas Roth, Alexander Timtschenko, Marina Ballo Charmet, Carlos Irijalba, Banu Cennetoğlu and others.