Photo: Somewhere in Time, Perú
This is one of my favorite photos I took in Perú. The right “click” at the right moment. If you shoot more you increase your chances, like with so many other things in life. Listen for feedback though, since doing something ineffective doesn’t create more value even after a myriads of repetition…
One way. One road to the most diversity of view from Argentina. Once away from San Miguel Tucumán, the capital of the province of Tucuman you take road 55 to Tafí Viejo. You may be surrounded by a dense green forest completely far away from crowd. You may be ecstatic with this green panorama till the next way around from the mountain that you find yourself in a desert. Few moments later, you realize that you’re not longer in road 55, you’re in national road 9. At first the sight, you won’t notice anything but then everything changes, from a desert to a valley of red mountains. It’s amazing the different color of this mountain range. You may stop in the “Garganta del Diablo” (Devils Throat) - the heart of the mountain. Just silence and fresh air, it’s really worth to see! Then, arriving to Salta, there is a change in the color of the mountain, they are more modest but not less stunning. Once in Salta, you may find be surrounded by vegetation again.
Photo: Cusco, Peru
One of the beautiful churches in Cusco, right at the Plaza de Armas (=main square; literally it means “place of weapons”). Cusco is the city from where all people head to Machu Picchu. Thus, it is very touristic. Be careful, in the first day in Cusco I was approached by more drug dealers during the day than during the whole three months in total! Despite that fact the town is pretty safe.
Photo: Cusco, Peru
While I was wandering around in Cusco (Peru), I had the opportunity to capture a man sitting in front of one of beautiful churches of Cusco.
Photo: Arequipa, Peru
I did it again. I wandered off the usual tourist areas while exploring the area around my youth hostel.
