Sillustani

Another mystical place: This picture was taken in Sillustani, Puno, Perú. This is a

necropolis, built at 4,000 meters above sea level (more than 13,000 feet).

 

I will appreciate your comments.

BRAVO!  Nice capture and excellent b/w tones.  I like this a lot.  

I am glad You like this picture, Bill.  Thank you very much for commenting!

Kind Regards,

Rosario.

The couple siluettes are fantastic early to pick up the second figure is peruvian, the first one and Enlish gentleman! The sky contributes a great deal to the beauty of the image. I can image these scene is in the mountains near couscous and Machupichu.

Like the mood and silhouetted figures, well captured.

Nice bw composition. Very well done. Congratulations. Roldao

Cheers to that, Rosario!

 

PDE

The details of the silluetted human forms tell a story. Excellent work, Rosario.

Two Andean figures hack them, perfect, in a sky of end day, really a superb release.

Nice b&w

Nice composition and post processing.

Thanks Jorge, I appreciate your comments. In fact both silhouettes are native Peruvian. Puno is near Cusco, although by road, the journey takes approximately 5 hours (due to the mountains).

Hi Chris, thank you for the visit.

Roldao, I appreciate your comments.

Pierre, thanks a lot for your kind words.

Hello Wayne, Nice that the picture tells you a story. Thanks for comment.

Hello Maurizio. You're right, the day was ending. Thank you very much for your critique.

Anonymous...I am glad you like the picture.

George, thanks for your time.

 

Kind Regards,

Rosario.

Another color picture of the Peruvian natives.

Sillustani is a necropolis, and these circular constructions are tombs called Chulpas.

Rosario, such an amazing mind, the great silhouettes  against nice sky..., also I like the perfect contrast, layers, magical light & exposure play, and atmosphere, very well done!   Best regards 6.

A really beautiful image. The silhouette of these native Peruvians against this magnificent sky is made even better by the conversion to black and white, ciao Giangiorgio

Hi Richard, You are very kind. I really appreciate your comments.
Hello Giangiorgio, I am glad You like this picture. Thanks a lot!
Kind Regards,
Rosario.

fabulous capture. I like the silhouettes - very effective - I have read about this place - you are visiting such amazing places.  The grasses look beautiful against the beautiful sky - amazing clouds.  LOVE IT !

The color photos are very informative documentation of this ancient land but the b/w shot adds mystery and mood.  Well done.... Mike

Hi, Gail. Here in Peru there are a lot of archaeological sites to visit, but many of them are abandoned without supervision, and unscrupulous people are dedicated to stealing and looting these places, which is a shame, as much information is lost and cause irreparable damage to Heritage National. Thank you very much for commenting.

Hi Mike. I also prefer the black and white image ... more dramatic! Thanks for your visit!

Warm Regards,

Rosario.

Fabulous. I see a 2nd possibility

I try another way to do the border. Hope you like it.

Tony and Jorge, I really like the black frame,  think it's a good idea. The thin white line, looks nice too. Thank you very much!

Kind Regards,

Rosario.

Though the photo at color is good, it is taken well to the b/w in this case. The contrast helps to give presence to the prominent figures. Congratulation. Regards.

Thank you very much, Efren!

Kind Regards,

Rosario.