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    A Wayuu girl in her family's kitchen: by brittbasel, Views[542]
         		 A fisherman shares the head of a hammerhead shark he caught while fishing: by brittbasel, Views[374]
     
         		 transports a lot of money in gold in the ancient boat because the true millionaire's boss is waiting for all gold: by true-stories, Views[338]
         		 10 hour in car , 2 hour walk, from a wood bridge with 187 years old and huge fences , I captured people working in search gold: by true-stories, Views[284]
     
    historian grandfather, entertains Christmas night in exchange for a little mone: by true-stories, Views[296]
         		 Native of the country celebrating the birthday of his boss with illegal fireworks: by true-stories, Views[293]
         		 A hidden beach I stumbled upon while hiking through Tayrona National Park on Colombia's Caribbean Coast.: by josephle, Views[376]
         		 Rocks on the beach, smooth from the ocean waves. Tayrona National Park, Colombia: by josephle, Views[504]
         		 While walking along the beach I noticed this mother and her daughter walking towards me. I couldn't help but snap a shot. They looked so happy and carefree. Tayrona National Park, Colombia: by josephle, Views[361]
     
    This shot gives me such a sense of a serenity. Every time I look at it now, it brings me back to that time and place and I can almost feel the mist from the ocean and the roar of the waves. Tayrona National Park, Colombia: by josephle, Views[271]
         		 I fell behind while my friends and I hiked from our campsite out to the beach. I was the last one to emerge from the jungle but was able to capture our reward for the hike...this view! Tayrona National Park, Colombia: by josephle, Views[465]
         		 Drying the toasted coffee that we collected and pealed, almost ready to drink it: by glancesexchange, Views[266]
         		 On our way to a coffe farm, a 5 hours walk from Salento: by glancesexchange, Views[293]
         		 Windshield of Don Jaime’s truck that takes tourists from Salento to Cocora: by glancesexchange, Views[212]
     
    One of the suspension bridges in the way up to a viewpoint at 2.700 m.a.s.l: by glancesexchange, Views[232]
         		 View of the Cocora Valley in the Central Cordillera of the Andean mountains: by glancesexchange, Views[298]
         		 A young couple peer into the vast valleys below El Mirador (The Lookout Point) on the outskirts of Salento. Torrential rain falls as yet another massive cloud formation engulfs the entire region. The atmosphere is heavy here, both in a climatic sense and in the mood it creates. : by simonmartin, Views[329]
         		 An elderly gentleman reads his paper in one of Salento’s billiard halls. Throughout the day and late into the night men gather here to play and bet on this popular game. The aroma of coffee fills the air as locally grown beans are prepared in huge old fashioned machines, some of which date back over 100 years.: by simonmartin, Views[276]
         		 Visitors to the somewhat isolated township of Salento are genuinely greeted by its residents.: by simonmartin, Views[281]
     
    Since the main route to Bogotá bypassed Salento many years ago, the small town with a population of approximately 4135 inhabitants has retained its traditional colonial architecture along with a quiet and relaxed way of life. Locals sit in Salento’s main square as deliveries of goods and livestock come and go.: by simonmartin, Views[592]
         		 The road to Salento is not for the faint hearted. There are not rules here, but rather an “understanding” between the hundreds of truckers who haul their heavy loads from peak to peak on this twisty mountain road. Larger vehicles must sustain momentum on the steep inclines and will often overtake into the oncoming traffic. With some stretches reaching an altitude above 3000 meters visibility is also a major issue. Every so often through a break in the clouds the sheer drop to the coffee plantations below can be seen. : by simonmartin, Views[290]
         		 He always looks after Luz Stella, she means everything to him,
         		 Luz Stella his wife, who is totally blind stays at home doing the chores and taking care of the cat.: by dlunaphoto, Views[445]
         		 Because of his age, no one wants to give him a job, but he has struggled and became a self-taught carpenter, making a living on what he creates (If he is lucky enough to sell his handicrafts): by dlunaphoto, Views[398]
     
    Hernando Rocha lives with his wife and a cat in Brisas del Volador, Ciudad Bolivar a slum in the southern outskirts of Bogota, Colombia.: by dlunaphoto, Views[418]
     
         		 This photo was taken at a house in the savannah of Bogota, as you can see the house was not a lot of resources, but the people were spending large sums of money on clothes and shoes shops known only by appearances is more important than you are before a sociendad, to appreciate what you have and improve: by paolarte, Views[376]
         		 This photo was taken on Simon Bolivar Park, is a worker cleaning the lake after a heavy rain that caused the lake level rise and were detached from the bottom vegetation this work is done before the park opens at 5 am so that visitors can enjoy the beauty of nature: by paolarte, Views[407]
         		 This photo was taken on Simon Bolivar Park, is a place full of fresh air, nature amid the noise pollution and cosmopolitan city to locate an quiet and relaxation without having to leave this: by paolarte, Views[440]
     
    This photo was taken at the opening of Titan Square mall which has a fountain in which this child played happily, proving innocence and fantasy that a child can build on what we would see as boring: by paolarte, Views[354]
         		 this photo was taken in the Gilberto Alzate theater, located in La Candelaria, Bogota, referring to the loss of identity by globalization : by paolarte, Views[418]
         		 With the first rays of the sun, I get out my tent after a miserable sleepless night. Breathing is very difficult, but the cold crawling into my bones makes me forget about it. I cleared the frost from the bag of my 4x5 camera, grabbed the tripod and walked away from the camp to see the dawn gently covering the ice crown near the a majestic rock called The Devil's Pulpit.: by cocuy, Views[437]
         		 As the ascent proceeded, vegetation started fading. Distant clouds approached and the wind came with ferocity. With the clouds absorbing us, the monumental landscape becomes a vast void, more indifferent to life as the altitude rises. Even Frailejones and moss, in their silent struggle against the hostility of the mountain, speak of a duration way longer than a human life: these majestic plants in the distance grow only one centimeter a year, they have been standing long before this land was called Colombia.: by cocuy, Views[440]
     
     
    At 4500 meters above the sea level life forms have faded and the cold becomes threatening. As we ascended into the cloud, the purest water keeps flowing from a height that will not reveal itself. Not so many years ago, this whole area was a red zone: the guerrilla crossed the iced peaks and settled in the region, some even in the same farm in which we stayed. Just to imagine the stamina of those men, carrying their equipment across this path of stone seems frightening. Our endurance is tested, as well as the battery of my medium format camera.
         		 The sun sets on our South American journey.: by steve_and_emma, Views[532]
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         		 Getsemani is a nice area of the city to base yourself.: by steve_and_emma, Views[521]
         		 You get a great view of the old and new towns from the castle walls.: by steve_and_emma, Views[523]
     
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         		 Emma had no trouble walking through the tunnels!: by steve_and_emma, Views[376]
         		 San Felipe Castle in Cartagena.: by steve_and_emma, Views[362]
         		 Our long trip up through South America ends at the Caribbean coast.: by steve_and_emma, Views[344]
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