This weekend just passed we traveled on an unusual trip to a yoga retreat in Cartago. Without any expectation whatsoever, the whole weekend was full of surprises and we got to experience a whole new way of living in our ¨modern¨ lives. It really is incredible how these people live and how sustainable and connectedContinueContinue reading “Weekend Yoga Retreat”
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Towards Bird Photographers
As you might have probably seen, I do have a passion for photography, and as a photographer, I have explored many aspects of this broad term. Maybe not all of them, but one I do respect a lot are wildlife photographers. Bird photographers, to be exact. I’ve been with some of them and their passionContinueContinue reading “Towards Bird Photographers”
La Paz Waterfall Gardens
I’ve always been drawn to places where nature is present every step I take. The La Paz Waterfall Gardens is one of those places to hang out and experience nature in a very personal way. It might not be as inside the forest as it is going to a national park like Monteverde or SantaContinueContinue reading “La Paz Waterfall Gardens”
LightPainting with Stars
I´ve always been told that doors open when others are closed. My opinion is that we open doorse whenever we want to and choose where to enter. There´s something I´ve found really interesting in the way I express myself through light. I´ve always liked drawing and sketching, so I think maybe this can be aContinueContinue reading “LightPainting with Stars”
Sketches vs Photography
First off, I’m not going to point out the pros and cons of each, I’m just going to give you a point of view on what I think while taking pictures. I love photography, I really do. It drives me crazy when I know I didn’t bring my camera to a place where I perfectlyContinueContinue reading “Sketches vs Photography”
Back Home!
They say that there’s nothing like coming back home, I agree. The only thing I think that should be thought of is that yes, you are home, but, what did you bring back? I think I leg go of many of the thoughts that didn’t let me get near people. Think that by looking aroundContinueContinue reading “Back Home!”
Second Lay-day, Madrid!
Yesterday we arrived at Madrid, on our second to last day in Europe! I don’t know if it was the rush from Barcelona or just that we entered the hotel at Gran Via (the most comercial road), that it felt like Madrid wasn’t that emotional and fun as Barcelona. The place we ate at onContinueContinue reading “Second Lay-day, Madrid!”
Last day in Rome!
Plaza by Michelangelo. Early morning wake-up. That really gets you tired, yet makes you feel like the day lasts what it should. Our walk started in the Coliseum; the new wonder of the world, and a structure that has a history of being so useful it makes you think about how technology works these days…ContinueContinue reading “Last day in Rome!”
Rome has treated us Right.
Sorry. Yesterday i didn’t have the energy to write; i lost all the pictures from Venice. Long story short; i deleted them because i thought they were already saved. Trying to save get them back yesterday got me so exhaused and bummed out, that i just couldn’t write. So… Rome! The first project we wentContinueContinue reading “Rome has treated us Right.”
Lay Day
El David by Michelangelo The last day in Florence was probably our only “Lay day”. It started walking to the museum to get to see the David sculpture. It was out only “guided event”. Once we finished we were free to walk around the city (below the sun). It was nice though, it was theContinueContinue reading “Lay Day”
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