Posted by: robertkittilson | November 8, 2009
Peru w/ 3 Lenses: Market Time.
A controlled power outage in all of Huanchaco has delayed this post about ten hours. You may now revel in its glory.
Welcome to the Market. Peru’s markets are a great place to get food, supplies and even voodoo remedies. They offer a look back in time, and yet their currents still run deep within the community. For two months we have observed and participated in the craziness, and I am now just beginning to feel the pulse. I will show you here what crossed my vision in the myriad of underworlds called, in Peru, the Mercado.
Flickr SLIDE SHOW.

All markets start small

Long and skinny

Low clearance

Light and sweet

Everything you could need can be found at the Market

Olives and Jessie

Apples and Jessie

Remedies?

Fake flowers bring light to the darkness

What'chu want, I got it

Overhead

Tough guy, then, food

The inside scoop... Chicken

Bonito Fresco

Kathy Kwak said: Dinner, anyone?

Breakfast now makes me sick

Not your supermarket varieties

Where you from

Even at the game

Chose. No you chose.

Adjacent to the Market.
Photo Essay.
Flicker Page.
Slide show.

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Great shots. I am preparing for my trip in May. Which lenses did you walk with? I am carrying my 70-300mm, 85mm (my favorite right now), and a third – TBD. For the shots you wanted, what do you recommend?
By: WWS on January 23, 2010
at 3:51 pm
I walked with three lenses. A 20mm f2.8, 50mm f1.4 and my work horse, a 70-200L F4 telefoto-zoom. It is not the image stabilizer kind, but it is lighter and smaller and sharp. Next time I think I will replace my 50mm with a fast 24-135 or something, but I will probably still bring the 50 along.
By: robertkittilson on January 24, 2010
at 12:25 pm