This is another one of those afterthought photos that turned out pretty well. I was on a tour that included the salt mines of Maras and the Inca ruins at Moray, which I wrote about in the second chapter of my Peru travel journal.
On our way back from Moray the bus drove through the village of Maras, a town comprised primarily of old colonial buildings, most of which are still in use. We didn’t have time to explore the village since it was only a half-day tour, but when the bus briefly stopped I stuck my camera out the window and quickly snapped this photo so I would have at least one clean shot of some of the buildings. In the process I captured this local woman sitting in the shade, away from the heat of the sun.
Related Posts:
- My Trip to Peru, August 2012
- My Trip to Peru, Part 2: Here and There
- My Trip to Peru, Part 3: The Sacred Valley of the Incas
- Hiking the Inca Trail: The Journey Begins
- The Inca Trail Day 2: Detour Through Hell
- The Inca Trail Day 3: Almost There
- The Inca Trail Day 4: Arrival at Machu Picchu
- My Trip to Peru: The Movie