I lived in Ponce, Puerto Rico for a month in the winter of 1996. I was escaping the cold Wisconsin winter and looking to improve my Spanish by adding another accent to my repertoire.
These photos, like my Ecuador photos from 1995, were also taken on disposable cameras.
Okay, this next one is just pathetic. Conceptually, I knew what I wanted (the whole other side of the island in one shot). But, I had no idea how a person would get there. I tried climbing really high on the other side of the island.
Still not getting the whole thing. Wait! I will take a picture of each side and tape them together later. THIS STROKE OF BRILLIANCE CAN’T FAIL.
^^^It Was A Failure^^^
I didn’t take into account the fact that the lighting would be different if you moved the camera.
Let me end on a nice, calming Caribbean sunset.
Filed under: Landscape photography, Street Photography Tagged: 1990s, photography, Puerto Rico, travel photography