Archive for the ‘Latin America/Carribbean’ Category

Head over to Travel Channel’s World Hum to check out my latest photo essay – The Alpaca Weavers of Ccaccaccollo. Visited this tiny community last year while in Peru. A lot of our porters live in Ccaccaccollo and their wives weave some of the most stunningly vibrant cloaks out of alpaca fibers.

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Totally excited to see the double page article spread in the June/July 2009 issue of Heart & Soul magazine, which recounts my trek to Machu Picchu. It was a once in a lifetime trip and I felt blessed to have shared the experience with some amazing ladies as well. Excerpt – We lay sprawled along [...]

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After a couple hours along the Inca Trail, our exhausted group finally flopped down for a break on some rocks. Hiding behind one of the red, dry rocks was a toddler in the most vibrant colors – a blue vest with a stripped shirt and red slacks. They really don’t come any cuter.

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One of my favorite portraits….this was taken while I sat at a bus stop in St. Georges, Bermuda. An old lady strolled by, walking over to a nearby stop to catch her bus. Fascinated, I observed her as she moved along with a certain air about her. Slowly as expected yet cautiously and constantly aware. [...]

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October was busy with lots of writing, photography and new leads underway. In a sense, it also involved re-evaluating on what level of detail I needed to work on due to deadlines and workload. Sorting through my portfolio of travel photography, I stumbled across this picture of an old Quechua woman – one of my [...]

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You’ve probably noticed my penchant for jumping – high flying leaps in photos taken from various locations around the globe, spotlighting moments of absolute elation and joy. Taken in Bermuda, this shot couldn’t communicate my feelings any clearer today.

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During an outreach program in Nicaragua, our Spanish translator Freddy takes a quick nap while leaning on a tree – his strong facial profile against the backdrop of volcanoes in the distance instantly transports you to Latin America, giving you a sense of place.

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This shot was taken in Nicaragua. At first glance, you’d think she’d seen something disturbing in the distance, prompting her to get up. On the contrary, this picture captured those few seconds when our faces contort while we’re trying to switch postions – be it getting up, sitting down, kneeling, etc. If you liked this [...]

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While I’m traveling for two weeks, here are a couple favorite shots for the postcard series. While volunteering in Nicaragua, we instantly bonded with the teachers we were training. One of them brought along her adorable daughter who instantly became our little pet. This shot was taken on the last day of training as they [...]

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While I’m traveling for two weeks, here are a couple favorite shots for the postcard series. While in Bermuda earlier this year, we went to watch a dolphin show. I watched as the trainers gave the dolphins massages preparing them for the show.

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