Oh thank you, Francis. I always like the colours of your Photos and the wideness of your landscapes.
Greetings
Ulli
The trick is simple, Ulli. I stitched two horizontal photographs to make a panoramic, much cheaper than using a wide angle filter XD
Greetings,
Francis.
It’s a more or less a common view in coastal cities here in Peru, so, as you are looking with the eyes of a person that lives another landscape I’m curious to know: Exactly what is the unusual :-)?
Unusual for me is the fact that such a big plant is growing so close to the salty water.
In the north we have mangroves, forests growing inside the sea, so a big plant is poor in comparison to them :-)
Along the Peruvian coast those gardens are common, and also I’ve seen them in the Chilean North, I think the unusual to me would be don’t see flowers.
It is amazing what you are saying! Hope I will see it one day by myself :) Have a good day, it is 4am here and I am heading to bed :)
Thank you! These look natural to me, it is their habitat. It is just that a cultured plant seems unusual in such conditions – roots, osmosis, salty environment – things like that.
Qhapaq 
Water is always a wonderful part of a photography. Great shot, Francis.
Greetings
Ulli
Thanks, Ulli. I know water is a meaningful aspect of your photography and you have given us nice compositions.
Greetings,
Francis.
Oh thank you, Francis. I always like the colours of your Photos and the wideness of your landscapes.
Greetings
Ulli
The trick is simple, Ulli. I stitched two horizontal photographs to make a panoramic, much cheaper than using a wide angle filter XD
Greetings,
Francis.
Great :-)
Greetings
Ulli
Stunning Francis .. Makes me want to be there!
I’d love to be there right know as well… Now I’m in the highlands. Thanks for your visit, Julie. Take care.
This is so unusual. Amazing photograph.
It’s a more or less a common view in coastal cities here in Peru, so, as you are looking with the eyes of a person that lives another landscape I’m curious to know: Exactly what is the unusual :-)?
Unusual for me is the fact that such a big plant is growing so close to the salty water.
In the north we have mangroves, forests growing inside the sea, so a big plant is poor in comparison to them :-)
Along the Peruvian coast those gardens are common, and also I’ve seen them in the Chilean North, I think the unusual to me would be don’t see flowers.
It is amazing what you are saying! Hope I will see it one day by myself :) Have a good day, it is 4am here and I am heading to bed :)
Good night, Inese. There is some data when you have time (not now I hope) http://www.go2peru.com/peru_guide/tumbes/photo_mangroves_tumbes.htm
Thank you! These look natural to me, it is their habitat. It is just that a cultured plant seems unusual in such conditions – roots, osmosis, salty environment – things like that.
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Simply ..red. :)
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