One of the most beautiful places I’ve been! It’s in northern Colombia, right on the beach, no electricity and amazing food!
Was recently added to the Lonely Planet Colombia as one of the best places to visit!
Check it out!!
I encourage everyone to watch this film, in fact I implore you to watch it! Take the time to do something for your planet!!
http://www.home-2009.com/us/index.html
p.s. Watch it in HD (High Definition, well worth it)
After a very long silence, I finally bring you some pictures!
Here’s a sample of my work during this event that took place last weekend. More than 200 photographers joined in! The selected pictures will be exhibit as large prints throughout the city.
Cross your fingers, here are mine.
Comments, critiques and questions are welcome!
Ecoogler is a search engine that donates money to reforest the Amazon jungle.
For every search you make a leave is donated. 10,000 leaves are a tree. It may not sound much but just think of how many time a day you search something in Google and then you might realize that your two cent CAN and WILL make a difference!
Help out, use Ecoogler. Plant a tree.
http://www.ecoogler.com/
It’s nice to know that there’s still people that follow this blog after such a long absence. Today a reader wrote to me via Facebook asking me for pictures. Well then, here’s a small selection 
So, I did make it back from the mountains, but I was so busy I wasn’t able to write anythig.Straight to the good news: I’m in New York City :)I arrived here on Thursday, last week, and I love it! I’m looking for something to do with my time until the 17th of August. For those who haven’t been to this city, PLEASE pack your bags and check it out! I’m hoping I’ll have time to post some pictures during the summer, but here’s only hoping.Any comments, invitations and greetings are welcome as always.simon =)
Picture taken from http://www.cocuy108.blogspot.com/
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After almost five months of staying in Bogota, basically Home-University-Home, I’m going on a trip!
The destination: Natural park El Cocuy, Colombia. Closer to Venezuela than it is toBogota, El Cocuy is a mountain range that goes up to 5300 meters above sea level (masl)! There is even snow (in Colombia that is a definitely a WOW).
Most of the landscape is Paramo, a certain type of ecosystem only found in South America, which Colombia has more than 60% of it. It starts at 2800 masl and finishes where the snow begins (4200masl).
We are going to camp, enjoy the stars, the silence and what I enjoy the most the cool fresh air.
I’m leaving today, be back on Monday.
Wish me luck!
Why keeping this blog alive? It’s hard to say. I’ve had it for almost three years now, and it was my daily contact with the world for over two years. I guess it’s just a bit nostalgic.
Anyhow, que viva Just strolling around…
I found this online and I wanted to shared with the world!
Viva Colombia!
If that doesn’t work, try this link.
