I am fascinated by doors. And Colors. I can’t help taking pictures, observing how doors are shaped, colored, sometimes carved. Like homes, doors tell something about the people living behind them. In Peru, I was delighted by this old convent
More 12 Jan 2012
An Old Convent Door in Peru
07 Jan 2012
Pelicans in Paracas
Pelicans in Paracas Peninsula, a desert and wild area along on the South coast of Peru. Dark colored and bigger than the brown pelicans, they feed of fish, flying and diving in the water to catch their preys.
More 22 Dec 2011
Mysterious Moray Terraces
Moray is a fascinating archaeological site not far from Cuzco and the stunning Maras Salt Mines. The amazing Moray terraces, dating back from the Inca period, are a masterpiece with a sophisticated and advanced irrigation system and the possibility to create different climatic
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Wild Photo | A Boatman on the Titicaca Lake
Peru is one of the countries that fills my memories with so many images: people, flavors, landscapes, handcrafts. And above all, the colors. Every time I think back at my wild journey through Peru, I remember the color of the sky, of
More 28 Nov 2010
Chan Chan, Gorgeous and Fragile City of Mud
During my wild journey throughout Peru I visited many archaeological sites and between all the one that impressed me at most was Chan Chan. The city, entirely made of mud, was the capital of the Chimú kingdom, which reached its peak
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The ‘Cordillera Blanca‘, meaning ‘White Range’, is one of the most fascinating wild areas of the Peruvian Andes. Hiking here is quite a challenge, as the altitude is high for European standards. This wild photo was taken in a point that
More 12 Jul 2010
Peru | The Stunning Salinas de Maras
A stunning colour palette, with its amazing nuance from white to beige and to brown. The ‘Salinas de Maras ‘ (the Maras Salt Mines, not far from Cuzco), built by the Inca more than 6 centuries ago, comprise over 3,000 salt
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