Such beautiful skies, Francis, thank you.. it must really feel like heaven on earth up there, so soft and velvety. And blaze.. one of my favorite words in English. ^_^
You’re too kind and thank you, but I only take photos of what I see – our globe is a place of art that I wish more would appreciate.
I agree in that you take what you see; and others agree in what I think as the exposition of your work in a beautiful Italian gallery shows of the warmth reception to your work; I have read your ethics in relation to photography. Certainly yours is both a disciplinated and artistic way of seeing.
Thank you Francis and yes, you know that I don’t ‘create’ my photos in post-production, instead, ‘take’ them with my eyes. :-)
Nice shot, so Juliaca is your home town? I did not travel to the Puno region when I visited Peru. There was discussion whether I should go to the Amazon or Puno/Lake Titicaca, and decided to experience the Amazon as it has always been a dream of mine. Next time, the Puno area will be on the itinerary :-)
It is, is not a nice city as its raison d’être is commerce. I Suspect the Amazon was a great choice, Puno has its marvels but the tourism there makes the experience a bit filtered I am afraid, the Amazon has those magical parts that are more openly shared with the traveler.
This was exactly my thought ~ I wanted to be somewhere natural with few people, and in February there were few tourist so the Amazon was perfect. One day, however, I do want to see the Puno area :-)
Qhapaq 
For sure ! Gods, whatever they are, must be playing up there ! Many thanks, Francis !
For now we fortunate humans play there ; )
(Football usually)
Amazing :-)
I am glad you liked it. : )
Breathtaking~! Thank you for the gift of heaven, Francis.
It’s a free gift for all us. ^.^
Wow great sky, it does look like how heaven should look.
It’s so close, I love the sky there…
Such beautiful skies, Francis, thank you.. it must really feel like heaven on earth up there, so soft and velvety. And blaze.. one of my favorite words in English. ^_^
Horizontal… Sometimes yes, when you climb the hills and it’s peaceful. Another planet. Thank you, Nicole. ñ_ñ
You certainly seem to be. Your city looks really wonderful !
Thanks very much, Sylvie. ☺
Made me feel at peace!
To me as well, when wind is you only mate. n_n
It feels like a soft and gentle world…
It seems to me that for someone arriving from outer space, it would look like a peaceful world… ^_^
Birds could tell us about that feel, but I think they are busy enjoying it. : )
Hey, hey – Heaven can wait 😉
Best wishes, Francis
Ulli
Can feel the altitude.
Thank you, Inese. Certainly the travelers feel it sometimes very badly as it’s at 3800 meters above sea level. n_n
I can imagine. Even the photograph says that it is a very different atmosphere.
Gorgeous Andean plateau – I’d love to return!
I know you would make what is common to us luminous portraits with your art. Thank you, Nilla. ^_^
You’re too kind and thank you, but I only take photos of what I see – our globe is a place of art that I wish more would appreciate.
I agree in that you take what you see; and others agree in what I think as the exposition of your work in a beautiful Italian gallery shows of the warmth reception to your work; I have read your ethics in relation to photography. Certainly yours is both a disciplinated and artistic way of seeing.
Thank you Francis and yes, you know that I don’t ‘create’ my photos in post-production, instead, ‘take’ them with my eyes. :-)
Nice shot, so Juliaca is your home town? I did not travel to the Puno region when I visited Peru. There was discussion whether I should go to the Amazon or Puno/Lake Titicaca, and decided to experience the Amazon as it has always been a dream of mine. Next time, the Puno area will be on the itinerary :-)
It is, is not a nice city as its raison d’être is commerce. I Suspect the Amazon was a great choice, Puno has its marvels but the tourism there makes the experience a bit filtered I am afraid, the Amazon has those magical parts that are more openly shared with the traveler.
This was exactly my thought ~ I wanted to be somewhere natural with few people, and in February there were few tourist so the Amazon was perfect. One day, however, I do want to see the Puno area :-)