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Green Terraces and Stone Walls

Machu Picchu

We all dream of verdant terraces and granite reminders of Incas past. 

 
 
Visiting Machu Picchu is nearly on everyone’s Bucket-List. Having had the good fortune to have visited Machu Picchu twice in the past few years, one can only imagine the number of photos that were taken. So what does one do when wanting to show the fabulous photos that they brought home from this beautiful and enchanting Citadel.
 
Do we start with the classic Panoramic photo that is captured from the Watchman’s Hut? Starting at dawn, the citadel opens at 6:00 a.m. for entry. Completely subjected to weather conditions, one can witness the illumination of the citadel as the sun rises.
 
 

Or perhaps we show the amazing terraces

throughout the citadel.

We can play with windows and doorways

and show things beyond.

Or go around and harass the local animals.

It is so difficult to pick just a few favorites

as so many photos are a wonderful reminder

of a visit to this mystical and beautiful citadel.

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    • Thanks Renee ! That was from 2009 from my little point and shoot. I managed to get great shots that trip. Was a bit distracted this time and messed up my photo ops. but came out with some keepers of closer in shots though.

  1. Your photos are just breathtaking – so glad YOU climbed all those stairs for us!
    What is the animal in the 3rd photo from the bottom? It looks like a cross between a rabbit and a rat.

  2. I don’t want to sound overly important but I swear you wrote this post just for me! 🙂 It’s such a great series of photos, and you cover all of the different photographic techniques, ideas and compositions!

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