2015 will mark our third year living in US since we left Puerto Rico. However, I do not want to bore you, at the moment, about our experiences in US. I want to tell you what I did during the months before we embarked to this new adventure away from our Land.
It all started on April 2012. We knew already that we were going to leave Puerto Rico. I decided to accompany Puri every Saturday to Mayaguez, she was doing a practicum in a psychologist office. While she was at her practicum, I decided to visit some of the towns near Mayaguez and start collecting some memories via my pictures. I wanted to see, through my camera lens, what other people has missed and what tourist from around the World has no chance of seeing because someone would take him to a "tourist trap"; such as Isla Verde, Condado, and Old San Juan. Puerto Rico has more places to show than these tourist traps. There is a saying that a picture is worth that a thousand words. I think that my pictures speaks louder of Puerto Rico's beauty than any word, and this is just a sample of the aproximately hundred pics I took with my Iphone and Canon EOS Rebel T3.
Due to the limits of this blog, I cannot upload the pics I took from Hormigueros, San German, Toa Baja, Isabela, Rincón and other towns that I explored in our last months in Puerto Rico.
I hope that you enjoy these pictures as I did it.
Guayama, ruins of a wind mill
It all started on April 2012. We knew already that we were going to leave Puerto Rico. I decided to accompany Puri every Saturday to Mayaguez, she was doing a practicum in a psychologist office. While she was at her practicum, I decided to visit some of the towns near Mayaguez and start collecting some memories via my pictures. I wanted to see, through my camera lens, what other people has missed and what tourist from around the World has no chance of seeing because someone would take him to a "tourist trap"; such as Isla Verde, Condado, and Old San Juan. Puerto Rico has more places to show than these tourist traps. There is a saying that a picture is worth that a thousand words. I think that my pictures speaks louder of Puerto Rico's beauty than any word, and this is just a sample of the aproximately hundred pics I took with my Iphone and Canon EOS Rebel T3.
Due to the limits of this blog, I cannot upload the pics I took from Hormigueros, San German, Toa Baja, Isabela, Rincón and other towns that I explored in our last months in Puerto Rico.
I hope that you enjoy these pictures as I did it.
Miramar
Ponce Museum of Arts
Camuy, the only flamenco in this area.
Guayama, ruins of a wind mill
Playa Sucia at Cabo Rojo
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