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Lima: Chiostro della chiesa di San Agustín

Pubblicato: 13 giugno 2008, 3:10pm CEST da Grabby Walls

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Cusco, Iglesia de la Merced: il Cortile

Pubblicato: 6 giugno 2008, 11:40am CEST da Grabby Walls

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Chiostro e Campanile della Iglesia de la Merced

Pubblicato: 5 giugno 2008, 2:39pm CEST da Grabby Walls

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Cusco: Particolare del Chiostro della Iglesia de la Merced

Pubblicato: 5 giugno 2008, 2:23pm CEST da Grabby Walls

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Church

Pubblicato: 30 maggio 2008, 12:14pm CEST da Grabby Walls

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I don't remember the name of this church...

Plaza de Armas: La Compañia de Jesus

Pubblicato: 29 maggio 2008, 2:34pm CEST da Grabby Walls

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Night Train 3

Pubblicato: 27 maggio 2008, 3:24pm CEST da Grabby Walls

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Foto notturna scattata dal treno che ci ha portato da Aguas Calientes ad Ollantaytambo

Night Train 2

Pubblicato: 27 maggio 2008, 3:23pm CEST da Grabby Walls

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Foto notturna scattata dal treno che ci ha portato da Aguas Calientes ad Ollantaytambo

Night Train 1

Pubblicato: 27 maggio 2008, 3:18pm CEST da Grabby Walls

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Foto notturna scattata dal treno che ci ha portato da Aguas Calientes ad Ollantaytambo

Manifesto sul treno Machu Picchu - Cusco

Pubblicato: 25 maggio 2008, 6:21pm CEST da Grabby Walls

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Fotografando

Pubblicato: 25 maggio 2008, 5:55pm CEST da Grabby Walls

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Aguas Calientes

Under the Bridge

Pubblicato: 23 maggio 2008, 8:50pm CEST da Grabby Walls

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Il Rio Urubamba nella cittadina di Aguas Calientes

Leaving Machu Picchu, Saying Goodbye to the lost city of the Incas

Pubblicato: 23 maggio 2008, 3:01pm CEST da Grabby Walls

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Leaving Machu Picchu has been like coming back to the world. All my pictures of this set were taken in just one day spent in Machu Picchu. An unforgettable tiring day so full of emotions! When you take a look of the town from above something magical takes you and there's nothing else than you and the power of great nature! You go away to the past. It's like falling in a kind of trance. Nothing else counts. You feel you could die in a moment but you don't mind because you are like a spirit. Your body is nothing in front of this emotion. You understand what Heaven looks like.
Going down and walking through the (not so) ruined houses is difficult to describe. It seems you've always lived in this place. But at the same time you discover something new at every step. It'so incredible.
After visited the city I went back to the top from where you can see the human face in the mountains. I've been there alone for about three or four hours! Just looking and admiring the landscape.
When I took this I was leaving the site. A strong sadness mixed with a great joy took me. Sadness because I think I'll never see this place again, and joy for having been in a so powerful place.
An experience I will never forget!
I'm glad and proud to share this with all of you my Flickr friends.
I thank you all.

Leaving Machu Picchu, Saying Goodbye to the lost city of the Incas

Pubblicato: 23 maggio 2008, 3:01pm CEST da Grabby Walls

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Leaving Machu Picchu has been like coming back to the world. All my pictures of this set were taken in just one day spent in Machu Picchu. An unforgettable tiring day so full of emotions! When you take a look of the toen from above something magical takes you and there's nothing else than you and the power of great nature! You go away to the past. It's like falling in a kind of trance. Nothing else counts. You feel you could die in a moment but you don't mind because you are like a spirit. Your body is nothing n front of this emotion. You understand what Heaven looks like.
Going down nd walking through the (not so) tuined houses is difficult to describe. It seems you've always lived in this place. But at the same time you discover something new at every step. It'so incredible.
After visited the city I went back to the top from where you can see the human face in the mountains. I've been there alone for about three or four hours! Just looking and admiring the landscape.
When I took this I was leaving the site. A strong sadness mixed with a great joy took me. Sadness because I think I'll never see this place again, and joy for having been in a so powerful place.
An experience I will never forget!
I'm glad and proud to share this with all of you my Flickr friends.
I thank you all.