Traveling through the countryside of New York, I was able to quickly get these shots on the move. The phone camera allows you to take quick shots from your vehicle provided there are no vehicles behind you. And make sure your windshield is nice and clean!
I think they were growing large marshmallows on this farm.
Probably took the wrong turn about 30 years ago.
I love the texture you see on these old wooden barns.
The lady at the post office told me this hotel is still open?
A trip thru Central Pennsylvania during peak fall colors plus a day back to school.
Cuzco is a Quechua word that means center or navel and Cuzco was just that as the capital of the Inca Empire. Spanish Conquistador Francisco Pizarro took control of the city in 1533 and the Inca Empire which totaled more than 12 million people at that time.
A major earthquake in 1650 heavily damaged the city but the Roman Catholic priests and monks greatly influenced the reconstruction, most of which you can observe today in Cuzco. Cuzco is also a major tourist area as a starting point for trips to Machu Picchu and the Sacred Valley.
Church of the Society of Jesus.
THE YOUNG
THE OLD
THE COLORFUL
Window shopping for Inca Chess Boards
Captured these images from a few weeks ago in Northern Arizona. No new shopping malls out here!
