Passport run in Buenos Aires...

Few pics of Buenos Aires...












Casa Pueblo

Casapueblo situated in Punta Ballena (Whale Point) near Punta del Este, Uruguay, is the house of Uruguayan artist Carlos Páez Vilaró It is an homage to his son Carlitos Miguel, one of the sixteen survivors of the crash of Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571.

Casapueblo is now a citadel-sculpture that includes a museum, an art gallery, and the Hotel Casapueblo.
Built around a tin box called La Pionera (The Pioneer), Páez Vilaró designed it with a style that can be equated to the Mediterranean coast houses from Santorini; however, the architect usually referred to hornero, a typical bird of Uruguay, when discussing the construction style.
You can see beautiful views of the ocean and Punta del Este sky scrappers.






mix images of Uruguay...


Chilling at Diablo tranquilo staff base camp.

Alvan and his new pet - Gemini Cricket.





Staff kitchen madness...

I painted the * Dragon Wave - crazy dude * Maybe I should stick to photography!

Picasso Alvan... he was the creator of the kitchen madness project.


Miles of beaches, crowded ??? mmm..

Sunset at Punta del Diablo.



Mate ?

Hostel Cabo Polonia.

Chill out dog.

Mi Casa.

Jeep ride to Cabo Polonia

Boyas...

Colonia


Uruguyan flag.

Lighthouse in the old part of town.

I need a basket like this one on my bike.

A romantic dinner table, inside the old car.


Solo sailer

Fishing boats.

Window shopping???!!!



It wasn't me - I didn't do it!!!

what do you think honey?? the left one? or right?

Attention everyone - special sale today ...

Beautiful sunset at the point, I had less then 5 minutes to shoot a shot or two before it got too dark. It was a nice welcome to Colonia. I was told about the beautiful sunsets here. On the other side is Buenos Aires, you can see it on a clear day and at night.

Montevideo - The capital city.

A visit to the capital cities is a must along my travels. I usually don't like cities. But a few days to check 'm out is always worth it.
Montevideo is a "quiet" South American city. Still with a population of over 1.5 million, it is Tranquilo like the rest of the country. Horns and polution , yes, but thats part of the city. The paste of life is a little on the slower then it's neighbor - Buenos Aires in Argentina -
Here are a few shots ...

come here woodywood pecker...

fisherman along the costenera.

Fruit market downtown.

Each door, different home.

Mercado del Porto.

abandon homes, some live on the left side shacks under the tarps.

Impressive architecture.

View from hotel room.