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sent on January 14, 2013 (16:18) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Beautiful sequence of images and a special and significant post process. Maybe some more data about the place and the emotions felt would make it pregnate the context In any case, you know complimeti see beyond the objective. Bella sequenza di immagini e un particolare e significativo processo di post. Forse qualche dato in più circa il luogo e le emozioni provate avrebbe reso più pregnate il contesto In ogni caso complimeti sai vedere oltre l'obbiettivo.
sent on January 16, 2013 (9:31) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks Mark, I'm flattered ... I took these pictures three years ago during an internship of six months in Peru, where I worked on the preparation for natural disasters such as earthquakes and tsunami. I was lucky enough to meet people who have made me more familiar with the Lima invisible to tourists, that of the tough neighborhoods, where it is all mixed and packaged by tour operators. I shared some great experiences with people who have dedicated their lives to those of others and I got in touch with the guys at a pandilla that, after a while ', they gave me confidence and allowed to photograph them. Many of them now work with the local Civil Protection and have found an alternative to the road. I really loved this country full of contrasts, beauty and violence, intense colors and gray skies. Hope to be back ... Grazie Marco, sono lusingata...ho scattato queste immagini tre anni fa durante uno stage di sei mesi in Perù,nel quale mi sono occupata della preparazione a disastri naturali come terremoti e tzunami. Ho avuto la fortuna di incontrare persone che mi hanno fatto conoscere e vivere la Lima invisibile per i turisti, quella dei quartieri difficili, dove non è tutto preconfezionato e impacchettato dai tour operator. Ho condiviso delle bellissime esperienze con persone che hanno dedicato la loro vita a quella degli altri e sono entrata in contatto con i ragazzi di una pandilla che, dopo un po', mi hanno dato fiducia e concesso di fotografarli. Molti di loro adesso collaborano con la Protezione Civile locale e hanno trovato un'alternativa alla strada. Ho amato molto questo Paese ricco di contrasti, di bellezza e violenza, di colori intensi e cieli grigi. Spero di poterci tornare...
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