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Cartagena, Colombia

July 24, 2010 aliciafox portrait, Travel Photography tags: arch, archway, cartagena, cartagena travel photography, Colombia, colombia travel photography, documentary photography, Fashion, horse, horse and carriage, horse and cart, latin america, old town, photos, street photography, traditional, Travel Photography, travel photography south america, united colors of benetton, united colours of benetton, walls, yellow 0 comments
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Cartagena is a beautiful, colonial town in the Caribbean Coast of Colombia. We arrived at night to the sounds of Cuban-infused jazz drifting through the warm, heavy air. There were kids playing football in the street, vendors selling maize bread and friendly men offering us water, marijuana, cocaine… Inside the walls sits an elegant city centre, where we wandered the quiet streets and took in the Cartagena in all her beauty. Beautiful negra women sell fruit in the traditional dress of the area. The climate makes for a slow lifestyle with a lot of sitting around and sleeping in the shade of the city streets or gardens. One of the entrances to the walled city, this archway is about 5 metres thick. The traditional mixed with the modern. You can buy anything from local handicrafts from the artisanas on the footpath, to the latest fashions in air conditioned boutiques. Read More

Taganga, Colombia

July 10, 2010 aliciafox Travel Photography tags: backpack colombia, backpack south america, coast, Colombia, fishing, gringo, kitten, taganga, taganga colombia, travel colombia, travel south america, village 0 comments
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Taganga is a fishing village, we recently visited, on the Caribbean Coast of Colombia. The sleepy town is centred around the beach front where cabanas and palm trees look over children playing in the tropical waters. Half of the beach is dominated by modest fishing boats, while the other half is (unfortunately) dominated by plastic bags and soft drink bottles. However, I seemed to be the only one who noticed the trash, everyone else swam through it with a big caribbean smile. I’m not sure what’s going on in Colombia, but we were surrounded by babies. Human, puppy, kitten, calf. This kitten reminded me of E.T. with it’s big eyes and bony body. This is my boyfriend, James, getting to know her. I think it’s super cute. Read More

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