Travel Tips

This shot is of the Moreno Clacier calving. This glacier is easily accessible with trails directy across the glacier. I was there in August of 2003. Fortunately, they were having a very warm winter so Patagonia was very accessible and had very few tourist.

August 2003

Parque Nacionale los Glaciares

Iguazu is one of the largest and most beautiful waterfalls in the worlds. It has nearly 200 separate falls with the Garganta del Diablo (the Devil's Throat) the most impressive. On sunny days the rainbows are vibrant and abundant.

June 2003

Iguazu Falls National Park

This shot is a time-elapse shot of the main square in Cuzco. It is one of my favorite time-elapse shots. But unfortunately you can see some guy peeing on the cathedral.

July 2001

Cusco

Here I am on the trail towards the Inca Bridge. The clouds never let you see Machu Pichu all at once. It only lets you see bits and pieces, but that is part of the lure of the place.

July 2001

Machu Picchu

Tequile is a very tranquil island on Lake Titicaca. There are no dogs nor cars here and the pace of life is very slow. The locals are very colorful. They have maintained their traditions since the time of the Inca.

June 2001

Isla Tequile

This amazing altiplano park is only one of many exceptional parks in Chile.

October 2006

Parque Nacional Lauca

All this water gives this photo a tremendous amount of white. The Diablo Del Garganta is on the right here and the eatery in Brazil is across the way.

June 2003

Iguazu Falls National Park

Here in the San Juan Province of Argentina is a photo of a Ichigualsto's bowling balls. Rocks that have erroded by wind and time to form nearly perfect spheres.

July 2003

San Agustin de Valle Fertil