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Just a few pictures of some windy roads that I took on my last trip.

Personally, I'm saving up to jump brands. Sometime in the next two years I will be in the States and by that time I hope to have the cash laying around to buy a body and 2 or 3 lenses. The only thing I can guarantee is that it won't be Sony. I won't be selling my small bag of Sony stuff. It will han...

love that bee shot Yildiz.

Just saw these shots Sury. And I am jealous of your lens. Looks like it was a great find. And I really like these last two pictures.

The moonrise our first night of the trip. The moon was nearly full and just crept up over the mountain tops to the right of the camera lighting up the stone fence.

Thanks JB!

Yildiz, "breathtaking" is the perfect word.

Ahh, grilled wings. It's lunch time. Not the best time to look at photos of food. Or maybe it is the best time.

I am curious about one thing: how's the scent of the crisp air in this area ? Something we can't detect from photos. :) Is it a joy to breath around that part ... Thanks for sharing, Yildiz It's always a joy to breathe fresh clean, crisp, chilly mountain air. That being said, at 15,700 ft the oxyge...

Thanks Valery, Sury, and Yildiz for the comments. We put on the miles and had only one minor mishap. Thankfully the tire went flat while we were in a town were we could get it fixed. At any rate, it allowed me to brush up on my tire changing skills. :lol: Here are the cheap cell phone shots of my re...

That's a beautiful bird. I love the way the light shines through the pink feathers.

Another waterfall along the road.

We also saw some beautiful waterfalls.

And a panorama of 12 photos stitched in LR.

The first two are in a place called the valley of the volcanos, and is a little like craters of the moon with lava fields and cinder cones. pca_DSC6996.jpg pca_DSC7099.jpg This last one is of Corapuna, the 3rd highest peak in Peru at 20,922 feet (6,377 meters). Here you can see the lava field and wh...

Here are a few photos from a recent trip that my wife and I made here in Peru.

Sony a77ii w/ Tamron 70-300 Sony a77ii w/ Tamron 70-300 This last one was taken with the iPad 6. I think it turned out alright.