All my life, I just wanted to travel and take pictures of cultural festivals from all around the world. With camera in my hand, wearing linen shirt or loose top, comfy short and shoes - running around under the sun trying to capture the moments ( pretending to be NatGeo photographer ). I fell in love with the art of storytelling in photography when I first went backpacking around South East Asia in 2012. There’s just something beautiful about a picture that can say a million things, brings back the memories like a time machine. I’m still learning, still experimenting a lot with my camera and still trying to find my personal photographic style. I’m so happy earlier this year I visited Punakha Festival in Bhutan and few weeks ago I was super lucky to catch the parade of San Pedro y San Pablo in the old town of Lima, Peru. I don’t collect a lot of souvenirs from my trips except pictures, so to upload these photos on the blog mean a lot to me. Thank you Peru for making my dream come true. For such a warm welcome, an extravagant celebration of colour, love and diversity.
Showing posts with label festival in peru. Show all posts
Showing posts with label festival in peru. Show all posts
Saturday, July 27, 2019
San Pedro y San Pablo, Peru
All my life, I just wanted to travel and take pictures of cultural festivals from all around the world. With camera in my hand, wearing linen shirt or loose top, comfy short and shoes - running around under the sun trying to capture the moments ( pretending to be NatGeo photographer ). I fell in love with the art of storytelling in photography when I first went backpacking around South East Asia in 2012. There’s just something beautiful about a picture that can say a million things, brings back the memories like a time machine. I’m still learning, still experimenting a lot with my camera and still trying to find my personal photographic style. I’m so happy earlier this year I visited Punakha Festival in Bhutan and few weeks ago I was super lucky to catch the parade of San Pedro y San Pablo in the old town of Lima, Peru. I don’t collect a lot of souvenirs from my trips except pictures, so to upload these photos on the blog mean a lot to me. Thank you Peru for making my dream come true. For such a warm welcome, an extravagant celebration of colour, love and diversity.
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