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Wedding details simplified. Read our review of the 100mm Macro. irvingphotographydenver.com/whats-photography-bag-canon-1...
"I spy with my little drone"... playful with sinister overtones kind of embodies La Macarena. A former hotbed of FARC activity, a large military presence is a reminder of former unrest. Not so long ago, the area was completely off limits, and one was at significant risk of kidnapping or worse. Now, one can stroll the streets at night with one's camera dangling about one's neck, as one does in an unfamiliar neighbourhood at 1 in the morning, without cause for concern.
Now a thriving tourist destination, drone activity is restricted within the national park (without the proper permissions, which need to be secured 10 days in advance).
Fortunately Cano Canoas had no such restrictions and as such represented a destination with a freer personal mandate. Groups are also less regulated, and one is more free to follow one's own itinerary. I just wish that I'd brought along my macro equipment, since the area represents a confluence of different ecological environments, Sierra, and Amazon, which is a typical identifier for species richness.
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Colombia Dipartimento del Meta. The most beautiful River in the world....
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Cuarto Dinamo, Ciudad de México, México
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CANO’S CASTLE IS A SET of four gleaming towers, built single-handedly by Donald “Cano” Espinoza, a Native American Vietnam vet. It is a wonder to behold.
Built largely out of beer cans and other metal refuse, for Espinoza the castle serves as a thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam war. Cano’s castle is actually four separate structures. “The king”, “the queen”, “the palace” and “the rook”. The four story “king” house, covered in gleaming beer cans and hubcaps, is his crowning architectural achievement.
Cano says his main influences for the Castle are “Vitamin Mary Jane” and Jesus