Formats: Gallery
Olympos: Ancient city in the woods
Nervy Girls Around The World
Just a few of the remarkable women I’ve had the privilege to photograph in my travels.
Gallery: Historic Center of Cusco
Otavalo Market & Peguche Waterfall
The town of Otavalo sits about two hours north of Quito. It’s a Kichwa (local indigenous native) community, famous for handcrafts like weaving, sculpture and embroidery. People come from all over for the market, especially on Saturdays. There’s also some great hiking in the area, including volcanos, lakes —...
Touch the sky
People of Quito
Quito’s historic district is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, nestled in the mountains of Ecuador. But the true treasure of Quito is the people. Wildly entrepreneurial, they operate a thousand tiny mom-and-pop (or often mom-and-kids) shops and restaurants in every corner of the city. Can’t afford a tiny storefront?...
Monday morning in Quito
On Mondays, at 11am, President Rafael Correa steps onto the balcony of the Presidential Palace to watch over the ceremonial Changing of the Palace Guard in the Grand Plaza. We caught a bit of the pomp this morning, and I shot these photos of the action: As usual, my...
Sunday afternoon in Quito
Every Sunday in the Historic Center of Quito, the streets are closed to traffic and opened to bicyclists instead. The plaza and surrounding streets are filled with artists, musicians, food vendors, dancers, clowns, mimes and living statues. We enjoyed all this, plus two art exhibits at the Centro Cultural,...
Saturday Afternoon in Cartagena
Today I went out for a little exercise & exploration, and brought my camera along so I could share with you. Here’s what I saw! NOTE: If you click on on of the pictures, you will get a much bigger photo view, BUT you won’t get to see the...