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Weekly Photo Challenge: Fleeting Moments
This week’s WordPress Photo Challenge is another fabulous subject: Fleeting Moments. The challenge asks that we present some of our favorite street photography. Here are my picks of my most favorite,...
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The tilted view of the streets of Delhi
“It is impossible not to be astonished by India. Nowhere on Earth does humanity present itself in such a dizzying, creative burst of cultures and religions, races and tongues”. -A Rough Guide to India...
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The unexpected views from a street in Delhi
Last May I had the honor of traveling to India for the second time within a three year time span and was delighted by the unexpected views from the street. Anyone who has ever been to India knows what...
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Bolivian Street Photography: The Twinkle in her eye
Bolivia has the largest indigenous population in South America with an estimated 60% of her population claiming indigenous descent. In La Paz, the most prominent indigenous culture is the Aymara who...
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My Fascination with La Paz
I landed in Bolivia after a grueling overnight flight from Miami in El Alto, the highest international airport in the world at a dizzying altitude of 13,323 feet (4,061 m). Coming from the flat land of...
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La Paz: A Lesson in Street Photography
La Paz is one of the most colorful, vibrant places I have ever been. Ranking high on the list with such photogenic darlings as India and Cuba, the endless opportunities to take pictures makes you never...
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Street Art in La Paz
I adore street art. While some people find street art and graffiti distasteful, I truly love a good work of art and enjoying it for free on the side of a building brings more flavor and culture to a...
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The Street Vendors of La Paz
Street vendors are everywhere in La Paz adding vibrancy and culture to the already colorful, hectic streets. You can pretty much buy anything on the street ranging from beautiful handicrafts and...
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The Aymara Women of La Paz
Bolivia prides itself as having one of the largest indigenous cultures in South America with an estimated 60% of her population claiming indigenous descent. Although many native groups make up...
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The Unusual Street Markets of La Paz
In my opinion, the heart and soul of a country can almost always be found on the street. Street markets can tell you a lot about a place. There is no place where this is more true than in La Paz. La...
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Daily Life in La Paz
The best place to get a feel for daily life in La Paz is to walk her chaotic, often serpentine streets and see it all for yourself. As the sun rises, the streets are relatively quiet save for the...
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