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Alstroemeria - commonly called Peruvian Lily, or Lily of the Incas.
On a bed of fallen rose-petals.
HSS Edited in Topaz & NIK
Alstroemeria or lily of the Incas, is a genus of flowering plants in the family Alstroemeriaceae. They are all native to South America.
Textured in Topaz Studio.
Construcción inca en la ciudad de Cuzco - Perú.
Obsérvese los 12 ángulos que tiene la piedra central sujeta sin ningún tipo de argamasa.
Foto tomada en el año 2000
Inca construction in the city of Cuzco - Peru.
Note the 12 angles that the central stone has attached without any type of mortar.
Vibrant red seascape abstract seascape taken in the North of Peru, South America.
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Photo Art
High Quality (HQ) - 3D
Digital Art - Image-editing
Double Exposure
Painting Effect
Effects: Color, Texture
Software: Windows Paint 3D; Pixlr; PicsArt Photo Studio
Edits made to my original photos.
Edições feitas em minhas fotos originais
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Rio São Francisco
Pousada Porto de Piranhas
Piranhas
Alagoas, Brasil
Art Week Gallery Theme
- 4 Sep to 10 Sep our theme is:
~~ Farm Animals ~~~
In Aguas Calientes the hillsides are steep and the railway line runs along the bottom of the valley, which also happens to be a commercial district. I was surprised (although I don't know why) to see a mixed train standing in the street while men swarmed around unloading the freight cars. Prepare to see the unexpected in colourful Peru, you'll not be disappointed.
The Pacific coast along the Pan-American Highway (southern Peru) 20221120
Peru Highway 1, most widely known as Carretera Panamericana, is the most important highway in Peru.
This road is the Peruvian portion of the Pan-American Highway. It runs north–south through the whole length of the country and connects all major cities in the country's coastal area.
The northern terminus of the highway is located in the Macará International Bridge (Piura Region) at the border with Ecuador. Starting in this point, the highway is known as Carretera Panamericana Norte ("North Pan-American Highway") until it reaches a point located in central Lima, the country's capital.
Going south from this point, the highway is called Carretera Panamericana Sur ("South Pan-American Highway"), until it reaches the southern terminus, located in the Santa Rosa Border Post, in the Tacna Region at the border with Chile.
The National Geographic Society considers the coastal area of southern Peru to be part of the Atacama Desert and includes the deserts south of the Ica Region in Peru. However, other sources consider that the part of the desert in Peru is a different ecosystem, and should properly be named as Pampas de la Joya desert.
A wonderful desert and landscape for a Peaceful Travel Tuesday!
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Perù- TraCuzcoPuno- LaRaya (4313 m slm)_ frontiera tra i dipartimenti di Cusco e Puno_ PaesaggioAndino
Peruvian Pelican - Pelecanus thagus - Though closely related, the Peruvian Pelican is almost twice as large as its northern congener, the Brown Pelican. The species breeds along the Pacific Coast of South America in Peru and Chile. Though still common, with about half a million breeding adults, the population has been negatively affected by strong El Niño fluctuations and changes in food fish populations, particularly anchoveta. Peruvian Pelicans are easily observed from shore as they fly back and forth in nearshore waters by means of soaring interrupted by deep, methodical wingbeats. Near threatened. doi.org/10.2173/bow.perpel1.01
Picture taken at Paracas - Peru. Wishing everyone a Peaceful Tuesday Travel!
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Aves Galliformes
Peru é o nome comum dado às aves galiformes do gênero Meleagris.
Rio São Francisco
Pousada Porto de Piranhas
Piranhas
Alagoas, Brasil
Art Week Gallery Theme
- 4 Sep to 10 Sep our theme is:
~~ Farm Animals ~~~
It looks lovely but it is very invasive. It is all over the front garden and even in the shade house. I dig it up where I can. Definitely only for a plant pot.
Il vulcano Chachani domina la prima parte della strada verso Chivay.
The Chachani volcano dominates the first part of the road towards Chivay.
Amazing how the Inca's built this city and even more amazing the Spanish didn't find it. Wonderful to be there...
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Small, plump bird with stout bill. Male mostly lime green with contrasting yellow belly and thin blue collar on nape and blue rump; some populations entirely blue above. Female similar but duller, with greener belly. Usually seen in pairs or small flocks, often in association with a fruiting tree. Forages at all levels, most frequently in the canopy.
This one was photographed in Northern Peru led by Neotropic Photo Tours and our Peruvian local guide for this portion of the trip; Fisher Chávez of Perú Nature Photography.
The Peruvian Lilies from my Christmas flowers.
If you have any of the Lily family of flowers in your house and also have a cat(s) beware. They are highly toxic / lethal to cats and they only need to ingest a tiny amount to kill them.
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Los Uros
Islas Flotantes de los Uros - Lago Titicaca.
Puno - Perú.
Los Uros construyen sus islas a base de "Totora" (Especie de junco abundante en el Lago Titicaca o Titikaka). Aunque no es su idioma originario, en la actualidad hablan el idioma "Aymara", Quechua y Español. Viven de la pesca y el turismo.
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