Saquisili Indigenous Market – Ecuador
Colourful, full of activity, a place to head to for llama hair jumpers to keep the chill off at night and a must for the photographer. Buses can be taken from the city of Latacunga (nr park national cotapaxi) – set out early though the locals all head for this market as well.
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LOVE Ecuador. Great photos! Check out my photos from there. I don’t have many photos online, but you might like them: http://cyleodonnell.com/photography/south-america/ecuador/
Beautiful colors and subjects.
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
Beautiful pictures! Very colourful. I strongly suggest as well Otavalo Market in Ecuador. I ve been there two months ago and it s a great place to buy indigenous crafts, ponchos, and handmade things.
What a fascinating place to lose oneself for a day and people watch!
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I love South American art and garments. My husband lived in Argentina and travelled to several countries in S.A. so we have lovely wall hangings, painted gourds, vases, a llama poncho, etc. The only thing that could not be reflected in your amazing pictures is their haunting, ethereal music that speaks of magical places. I hope I will go there too one day soon.
Wow–what an amazing place!!
The designs on the gourds (?) are fantastic! The colors of the yarn are soooo vibrant.
I am always blown away by the colors – it seems the whole country in in technocolor…
Thanks for taking me along via photos! Beautiful!
Wonderful color. And the faces are so full of life.
Beautiful! As always!
Fantastic colors – must have missed this … brilliant photo’s again. Your eye for details and people in their everyday life are brilliant. So vibrant !!! My favorite ???? The first one and the one with the yarn. Stunning!
Thanks for sharing how you see the world – from your lens!
wonderful!
Oh I LOVE all the color! Thanks for sharing.
Such colour & variety. I thnk I need a llama hair jumper, some peacock feathers, gourds, rugs, a hat & some veges. Wish I could go go on the weekend.
Wonderful photographs…again. I’ve come to expect no less. Keep going!
Bruce