© Kevin Faingnaert.
© Kevin Faingnaert.
Belgian photographer Kevin Faingnaert spent a month capturing what he calls a love letter to Bolivia, penned to, “the land and to the generations of people and animals who have shaped it.”
Bolivia is a country of extremes: from the Andes to the Amazon, its landscape offers seemingly infinite horizons, each more spectacular than the next. Enchanted by both the topographic extremes and the cultural tradition of the country, Faingnaert photographed what he saw as he traveled from the famed Lake Titicaca, across the Salt Flats and to the wild-west of the country. In the interview below, we spoke to him about his month in Bolivia, the majesty of its landscape, and the traditions that still thrive there.
You can read and see so much more at iGNANT. Amazing photographs!
I’m going to sit here and enjoy this for a while. So much love.
(I’m amazed by the photographers who can take you there, in mood, if not in fact. I mean there’s travel photos where you can look and see, and then, like these ones, that insert you for a moment.)
rq:
Yes. You can feel these places. I want to sit under that tree so much.
Breathtaking!