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Portraits of Peru

June 06, 2012 aliciafox Peru, portrait, South America Photos, Travel Photography tags: animal, australian photographer in peru, australian travel photographer, australian travel photographer in peru, beaning, child in latin america, child portrait, child running, colourful beanie, happy child, lago titicaca, lake titicaca, lake titicaca peru, latin child, llama, llama peru, machu picchu, machu picchu peru, peru animal, peru boy, peru child, peru child portrait, peru photographer, peru ruins, peruvian beanie, peruvian boy, peruvian child, photo of peruvian boy, photographer peru, photographer south america, portraits of peru, portraits peru, ruins peru, tourism photos, travel photographer peru, travel photos of peru, unique machu picchu photo 0 comments
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I am six weeks into my trip to Peru, that’s about half way if James and I follow our loose schedule. I am so excited about the images I have been capturing here in this vibrant country.  Here is a sample of what I have been up to over the last month. (Above)  This is an image I shot on a floating reed island of Lake Titicaca, Peru.  The young boy was playing on the other side of the tiny island.  I knew this line of  reeds would make a beautiful background for a shot and I wanted the little boy to run towards me, so I got into position and set up my camera with a fairly shallow depth of field (f/6.3) and fast shutter speed (1/640sec) to freeze him in motion.  I waited a few minutes till he came my way then I made eye contact and got his attention, making him smile.  I shot three frames and this is my favourite of the three. (Above)  Visiting Machu Picchu was an INCREDIBLE experience. Even as I was ascending the harsh mountainside to the entrance I could feel that I was arriving to a special place in the world. […] Read More

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