Machu Picchu

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Thank you very much!

Excellent composure, scene and depth.

Machu Picchu appears to lie at the center of a network of related sites and many landmarks both man-made and mountainous appear to align with astronomical events like the solstice sunset. The Inca had no written language, so they left no record of why they built the site or how they used it before it was abandoned in the early 16th century.

Rosario I am enjoying your images very much, I have dream of been there and I get fascinated every time I see Images of Machu Picchu! Miami Has a Restaurant with its name, and a giant image on its wall, I sit there and enjoy the site for hours!

The Inca’s achievements and skills are all the more impressive in light of the knowledge they lacked. When Machu Picchu was built some 500 years ago the Inca had no iron, no steel, and no wheels. Their tremendous effort apparently benefited relatively few people—some experts maintain that fewer than a thousand individuals lived here.

The view is the same but I always find new details to look at, your image view large is superb@

Warm regards and take good care my friend.

Hello Chris. Thank you for your visit and kind comments.

Hi Jorge, Thanks for the information accompanying the image, and of course for your kind words. I've  been in Machu Picchu many times, and never ceases to amaze me. It is not just the stone buildings, but also by the majesty of the surrounding mountains... It is like a mystical place!

Kind Regards,

Rosario.

A very good image of this classic icon. Well composed and good front to back balance or depth.

BR, Holger

A very beautiful image of this ancient magnificent Inca city. I envy you for this trip and thanks for sharing us, ciao Giangiorgio

Hello Holger, thanks for stopping by. Glad that you liked it.

Hi Giangiorgio actually Cusco is only 1 hour by plane from Lima, Thanks very much for your compliment.

 

Kind Regards,

Rosario.

I've wondered if I ever made it to Machu Picchu, could I image it this well.  Excellent work, Rosario.

A place with even now lot of mystery about it and amazing how they can do all this 500 hundreds years ago,we do not know all about there knowledge and way they lived.A very nice day you had and point of view for this shot show indeed a beauty in an excellent mountain location.

You are very kind Wayne, thank you so much!

Hello Radu, and thanks for your time to view and critique the shot.

Kind Regards,

Rosario.

 

Nice series of travel, my dear friend!

Thank you very much Maurizio!!!

 

 

 

Rosario, another very impressive capture, great perspective & visual angle for this amazing perch ,  which make nice effect of three_dimensional, atmosphere!    Best regards 6.

Wow such an amazing capture. Excellent color clarity in this shot - excellent exposure!

Hello Richard. Thank you very much! I am glad that you like this picture and its effect of third dimension.
Hi Gail, I appreciate your visit and nice comments. Thanks fot that!

Kind regards,

Rosario.

It is an iconic scene and very well done. One day I will get there also.  Would you be able to extract a bit More detail from the left side of the sky? Does not really make a big difference if you can't because I will still enjoy the scene.

Hello Tony, I really appreciate your comments. Thank you so much for your feedback.

Kind Regards,

Rosario.

Managed to make it there in March 2017. It rained for 3.5 hours but still managed to some average shots.

Hi, Tony. You said that you would go to Machu Picchu some day ... And you did it! Bravo for that! Sorry for the delay, I've been moving home. Some trips, and many activities.

Kind Regards,

Rosario.