July 1st, 2009
It should have been called empty, but in my case I went for almost empty. Even though in a place like this one [we're in the north of Argentina, not far from the Bolivian border], the place’s called Salinas Grandes, it is hard to see lots of humans gathered around this salt desert. Emptiness, quietness and beauty describe this part of the country. This is a must-to-see spot for those who come visit Argentina.
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June 28th, 2009
I saw this today while browsing others photoblogs from the City Daily Photo community that one talented blogger and photographer from Tehran went missing since June 17th. With all the uproar taking place in his country, the situation is critical and his missing worrisome. Hope he’s ok and that he’ll be back soon!
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June 27th, 2009
..and I like it! It feels sooo good. I like winter in general more than summer, especially here in Argentina Buenos Aires [Gracias Fabian, tenes razon jajaja] where summer is just too humid and stifling.
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June 25th, 2009
Ice cream in Argentinian is by far the best ice cream I had compared to other countries. Is there anyone who think otherwise? ;=)
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June 22nd, 2009
This building undoubtedly needs some fixing don’t you think? ;=) Picture taken in Salta.
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June 16th, 2009
I discovered this site: LandingPadBA about 2 days ago. Here what the folks at LandingPadBA write about their site:
Welcome to LandingPadBA.com, your alternative guide to the city. Whether you’re planning your first trip or call Buenos Aires home you’ll find articles and guides that give you an insiders edge to your stay. With a staff of writers and contribution from readers we aim to provide you with up to date, informative and humorous pieces covering all aspects of life relevant to the English speaking visitor.
I’ve been clicking through a few articles, I liked, smiled at what I read. It is definitely an alternative guide to BA, for the first time visitor to BA this could come in handy. It takes you away from those so touristic guides that always share the same kind of information. If you’re looking for new, fresher information, inside tips to discover Buenos Aires, than go check it out.
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June 11th, 2009
This is the group I join every Tuesday night in the photo class. That day, we gathered in the Botanical garden to experiment cameras with black & white reels.
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June 9th, 2009
Busy crowd in San Telmo especially on week-ends.
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June 8th, 2009
Incredible the size of those spiders in Salta.
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June 3rd, 2009
Filming session in the botanical garden.
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June 1st, 2009
This month we had to illustrate the theme “feet” [pie in Spanish]. To see more theme day pictures, click here.
**Update: as many of you asked about the background of this sculpture, here it goes. The feet belongs to the sculpture displayed in this posting. Also if some of you read Spanish, you can fin further detailed information here.
The sculpture’s name: Saturnalia from Ernesto Biondi.
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May 30th, 2009
People in line waiting for the bus.
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May 27th, 2009
Yummy looking cakes at that French patisserie located on Malabia between Guemes and Charcas. My little guilty pleasure when I go there is, of course, to buy lots of pains au chocolat.
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