Thursday, September 23, 2010

São Paulo/ Vila Madalena/ Jundiaí/ Cotia

















Oi amigos, Not many photos for São Paulo but there's a couple of images of some people on one the main streets, Avenida Paulista, who are supporting one of presidential campaigners! As far as the election goes I don't see too much of the action, probably because I never read the news... but occasionally you see these groups. Otherwise there's some pictures of the Graffiti street in Vila Madalena which is a very nice area within São Paulo and has some AMAZING furniture stores with retro (like the image here) or handmade wooden/ eclectic styled furniture... but comes at a price.
The picture with me and a girl in front of a building is my friend Joanna, Colombian/Brasilian studying in São Paulo for a while, and we visited this Buddhist temple in Cotia. The other 2 images are of me and Mayce (Mai-ee-cee) in Jundiaí (jun-jai-ee) 40 minutes from São Paulo...the view is from her apartment :)

Saturday, September 11, 2010















So here is Puerto Iguazu!! The image of the street is my view out of my bedroom window and its so noisy!!! so many "doof doof" cars playing loud unattractive music and the noise goes until 3am! But the main attraction here are the falls, so here are a couple of pictures. The Devils Throat, and some panoramic views of the Argentinian side of the falls only.. enjoy!

Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Buenos Aires

Jardin Japones... and Koi.. very large Koi...

Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Buenos Aires








So here I am, in Buenos Aires. There are not many images that I have provided here but I have always been out and about at a horrible time of day for taking photos. Because I have more time in Brazil I hope to produce much better results. Anyway, Buenos Aires is an amazing city. I am staying in the centre of Buenos Aires which isn't a fantastic looking place, but a short walk or taxi ride away and you are looking at the most stunning architecture and wealth. In Caminito, San Telmo (the colourful buildings) it was very busy and full of markets selling all sorts of stuff (mainly crap) but Justin would be in Heaven! haha. The elderly couple dancing was my first introduction to the Tango, and having now tried the Tango, I know I was never destined to join the dance floor! what a shame..
The Bridge here is quite famous to Buenos Aires. It doesn't have the same wow factor as other bridges due to it's relatively small size, however I love the pictures I have here of the bridge. They are simple. I hope you enjoy looking at my very small sample of photos. If anyone knows how to make an album on the page instead of dumping them all here I would love to know how!!