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    Stray cat scavenging for scraps of food in Taironaka.: by cbos, Views[294]
         		 Spiked caterpillar on a journey out of its element in Quebrada Valencia.: by cbos, Views[229]
         		 Being 1640m above sea level left us with incredible sun sets and
         		 A shot taken as the coffee beans were being dropped into the depulping machine. I chose image because with the focus on the dirty fingers it shows the hard work that is involved in producing coffee.: by solitaryman, Views[952]
         		 A shot of my friend mark picking coffee in the plantation, 1640m above sea level, in the clouds.: by solitaryman, Views[288]
     
    All the bags shown here are full of coffee and ready for transportation. The contrast of foreground and background caught my eye.: by solitaryman, Views[232]
         		 In typical Colombian fashion we woke up every morning to a cup of hot chocolate. The structure shown in the photo was also the only infrastructure on the farm.: by solitaryman, Views[323]
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    5:30pm. Locals return to their homes, in a race against fading light.: by estereotomico, Views[445]
         		 5:20pm. A kid patiently waits at the border of the Amazon river for his ride home while the scorching sun begins its way down...: by estereotomico, Views[551]
         		 5:17pm. Some monkeys return to their trees, some monkeys remain to say goodbye.: by estereotomico, Views[485]
         		 Out of the mud! People believe it's good for your skin and hair. Tried, true!: by sebastianoc, Views[952]
         		 A child's muddy feet. : by sebastianoc, Views[640]
     
    The mud volcano. People encourage a man to come down, it's 40m diam*40km deep!!: by sebastianoc, Views[890]
         		 Getting in and out of the mud volcano. Mud is heavy, some people will help you.: by sebastianoc, Views[888]
         		 Group of people going up to the mud volcano in Arboletes, Colombia. : by sebastianoc, Views[516]
         		 In general, cuban people is kind of fascinating... The contrast between old and young people is enormeous... But, what looks really interesting about old people, result to me to be the objects they carry with and the clothes the wear, almost in everyone of them is reflected the influence of foreing countries related with the socialism back then.: by alearangog, Views[937]
         		 Sunset in Old La Havana, the
     
    Mochilas designs represents the natural elements that surround Wayu life like: plants, animals and stars.: by colombia, Views[453]
         		 Each women develops her own design at the time of weaving a mochila. It takes almost 20 days to do one.: by colombia, Views[400]
         		 Wayu women go along the dessert selling their products mostly to tourists.: by colombia, Views[252]
         		 Knitting is an expression of creativity, intelligence, and wisdom for Wayu culture. It's also a way of recovering their ancestral knowledge and is an activity carried out only by women.: by colombia, Views[418]
         		 Wayu is an Amerindian ethnic group of the La Guajira Peninsula in northern Colombia and northwest Venezuela.: by colombia, Views[1040]
     
    A place that seems to drift into oblivion: by athletes, Views[296]
         		 A home full of love. : by athletes, Views[302]
         		 A palace with its own tiger to guard it. : by athletes, Views[324]
         		 A place close to the stars that overlooks Bogota. : by athletes, Views[305]
         		 Resting by the river after a gruelling trek: by mattadventures, Views[207]
     
    Taking the pig for a walk and fruit picking: by mattadventures, Views[260]
         		 Exchanging gifts: by mattadventures, Views[271]
         		 A young indigenous girl shelters herself from foreign visitors behind a hut: by mattadventures, Views[319]
         		 A mule trembles slightly under the weight being slung across its back: by mattadventures, Views[243]
         		 5.“Catch me If you can” - Karrawa –a 5-years-old wayúu girl- and her siblings were playing hide-and-seek around their house. The girl invites the spectators to get in a new and unknown place full of imagination, wonders and fun. : by dortiz, Views[305]
     
    4.“Like toy soldiers” - I had the chance to interact with the wayúu people and I could know the way that they live. With this wooden stick Jimaai plays the character of a soldier, while I was intending to be one of his enemies. : by dortiz, Views[503]
         		 3.“It’s laundry time” - Once I arrived to the wayúu settlement I could see the indians doing their daily tasks. Shankarit -a wayúu boy- moves a plastic bucket to help his mother to do the laundry.: by dortiz, Views[406]
         		 2.“Curious eyes” - With a curious gaze, Iiwa-Kashi (wayúu name that means “Spring-Moon”) observes suspiciously the group of young strangers getting closer to her ranchería. : by dortiz, Views[593]
         		 1. “Beyond the unexplored” - Beside a group of young people from all over the world, I break through a caribbean-colombian coastal lagoon looking for a ranchería, the settlement of the wayúu people. The wayúu is the largest ethnic group of the La Guajira Peninsula in northern Colombia and northwest Venezuela. : by dortiz, Views[783]
         		 Petrona is originally from Choco, the poorest and one of the most dangerous regions in the country. Like thousands of other Chocoanos, Petrona and her family settled in Bogota. Far from her native Choco, Petrona engages other Afro Colombians in her community to celebrate their rich culture and traditions.: by bogota, Views[386]
     
    El Oasis, with a population of 5000, is one of hundreds of neighborhoods in the slums of Bogota, Colombia. Every year the city receives waves of internally displaced Colombians as a result of the violent conflict between the guerrillas, the paramilitary and the Colombian Army. : by bogota, Views[460]
         		 Regardless of social status, a cup of warm chocolate is a staple of a typical Colombian breakfast. The Chocolate pot is probably the one item you will find in every Colombian kitchen. : by bogota, Views[360]
         		 Walking along the unpaved roads and uncut grass of this impoverished neighborhood, it is not uncommon to see children playing and laughing with their friends. : by bogota, Views[315]
         		 For the big finale of the festival: A firework show: by santi, Views[366]
         		 Lighting candles and lamps is a tradition passed from one generation to the othe: by santi, Views[355]
     
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