subtle and imperfect mirror…
In middle of the highway that links Arequipa city to Ilo city there is a place called Cocachacra. It’s closer to the sea and it’s a little city whose main activity is agriculture. I think I’ve never poot foot in the ground, as I seen from the car, and being the sea so close actually I am attracted more to the latter. This are photographs from a car in movement…
frontiers in the countryside
The farmers were preparing the field for new crops… I don’t know if it’s the better way to do it, I mean… burning.
a road of flames
lord of the fields (published before)
man at work
painting the sky with white smoke
yellow happiness
textile countryside
Fab drive by shooting Francis, no blue sky that day though!
Not that day. : )
cette façon de cultiver existe depuis très longtemps, en français, on dit: culture sur brûlis
merci pour ce beau reportage, francis
Je ne sais pas malyloups, très intéressant. ^_^
Fantastic and clear photos, Francis! You see so much when traveling on a bus.
Yes, Peru is not so big as USA but still is a big country with several landscapes. : )
A nice series, Francis. I think it’s a visit worth. But I would prefere a day without burning fields.
Have a good time,
Ulli
Me too. I prefer no burning… Thank you for your kindness, Ulli.
Hoping you are having a nice week,
Francis.
Interesting details about the place, technical even, while everything looks so warm and velvety. The first picture feels like looking out of the window and seeing soft-hued waves.. in rich cushy greens and creamy yellow, against blurry brown and blue. : )
Thanks Nicol, it is from a window of a car in movement. I am glad you liked the colors. ^-^
Great photos Francis .. I would think it would be better to dig the old crop back in to the soil, adding back organic matter to the soil.
I totally agree with you Julie. It would be better to try to avoid old techniques that are surpased by knowledge, and that would be for environment and health as well.
Superb images!!
Thank you, Sam. I had almost forgotten that travel, usually that place I see in Summer, with deep blue skies. ^_^
love the tones of these pics!
Thank you for the visit, walker : ) In part is the tint of the bus window, and a bit the smog.