Amantani Island: Can Tourism Enhance Culture?
As the boat cruises slowly across the impressively encapsulated Lake Titicaca it is for passengers to forget that... Read More...
Peru
Santa Catalina Monastery: Arequipa, Peru
They call it the “White City.” Rather than the usual red cement blocks that form the buildings of... Read More...
Chan Chan and the Huaca de la Luna
Most people visit Peru to see Machu Picchu, and rightfully so, Machu Picchu is one of the most... Read More...
Peru’s Colca Canyon: Where Everything is BIG
The tall cliffs of Peru’s Colca Canyon are lined with brick like terraces that give the impression of... Read More...
Photography and Ruins in Huanchaco, Peru
Northern Peru weren’t exactly kind to me. In Mancora, I picked up a nasty stomach bug from a... Read More...
Photos from a Peru Photography Tour
Well, I can’t really believe how quickly that went. I suppose, in comparison to the 56 day tours... Read More...
Join Me in Peru AND Bolivia for a Photo Adventure
It’s with great pleasure that I announce that I’m now booking a second photo tour in South America... Read More...
Punta Sal, Peru: Mancora’s Beach Getaway
One could feel guilty, I suppose, spending three days on the beach, relaxing, drinking dollar-fifty beers, and swimming... Read More...
Lima’s Top Attraction: Parque de las Aguas
I’m not one to knock a city, or any destination for that matter. I believe that every place... Read More...
The Lares Trek to Machu Picchu: A photo essay
I’ve been to Machu Picchu on three separate occasions (don’t hate the player, hate the game), and each time I’ve... Read More...
Paragliding the Coast of Lima
I love the view from well above the ground. I always take the window seat on planes because... Read More...
The Ballestas Islands, Ecuador: In Photos
Some have gone as far as to call them “The Poor Man’s Galapagos.” However, that really isn’t a fair... Read More...
The Spanish Inquisition in the Americas
The Spanish Inquisition in the Americas The Spanish had just won back large sections of Southern Spain still... Read More...
Chauchilla Cemetery – Bones, Hair and Eyes
One would not expect to see full skeletons sitting comfortably at the base of these tombs, many of the tomb’s inhabitants still with hair, skin, and in some cases eyes. This is the Chauchilla Cemetery. Read More...