I tried to pick some of the nicest shots while adding a bit of variety
Click on the images to view each photo full-size, one-by-one, with explanations.
Small house in the community. Simple but very inviting, isn’t?
Parked at the shore of the small Mazan River
Butterfly against our bamboo railing
Isolated, nearly unknown little jungle waterfall, 1 hour walking and 200m swimming into the jungle. Loved it!
Arriving in the community of Brillo Nuevo and quickly making friends that would show us around.
A family?
The first sunset. This daily phenomena never ceased to impress me, the Amazon sunsets truly are amazing.
A rainstorm is approaching as the black clouds are gathering and our flag are wiped into action
Pirates!
Constructing, with the help of our friends.
Gone fishin’ as the rain is pouring
The day is coming to an end on the beautiful Napo River
Another day on the river is coming to an end
Our tribal landlord shows us how its done.
The local indigenous people would come visit us; to talk, to look and to trade.
The entrance to the Maloka is guarded by these charachters who wards off evil spirits.
A huge population of dolphins live in the river. It’s hard to catch them jumping, but I finally got this one.
Taking the highway home for dinner
Wonderful cloud reflections over the Amazon
Peycho fishing
Sunset approaching
Those stunning Amazon sunset!
Symmetry in nature
Eating lunch together with our landlord, always a good experience.
Jungle Walks
The things I see in the wild jungle
New but small houses on the edge of town in Iquitos
Creepy crawly!
A floating home, made for adventure!
Some creepy spiders on the jungle floor
Tiger-stripes!
I see right through you
I count 11 people on that “casco” plus various food and bagage. I was always so scared that they would capsize and loose all their things.
Loved photographing the dragonflies, its such an amazing insect.
Inspecting the catch
Misha operating our newly acquired engine
Mushrooms, growing out of decaying dead vegetation.
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