Departing Anacortes, I drove to Deception Pass State Park and then continued down to Coupeville where I took the last ferry of the day to Port Townsend.
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USA: Anacortes & San Juan Island
After departing Mount Rainier National Park, I headed north of Seattle to Anacortes which would be my base for exploring San Juan Island.
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I got to explore Mount Rainier National Park three days in total. In sunshine and rain the Park was equally beautiful.
Read MoreUSA: Sequim & Yelm
I was lucky to spend several weeks in Washington State visiting family, doing a help exchange south of Seattle, and roaming around with a rental car…
Read MorePaula
in portrait
My first shoot in Santiago turned out well! Thanks to a local photographer on Instagram I went out with two photographers and a model and took some beautiful photos. Note to self: learn how to give modeling directions in Spanish.
Read MoreBelgium: Brussels
in travel
I always get off the train after arriving in a new city with a bit of apprehension. On the train there is no navigating to do, no translations to run in your head, and a bathroom is always within reach. All you have to do is relax in your seat, take a nap. Once off the train, responsibility comes crashing in...
Read MoreFilm roll: Bolivia
in travel
Three rolls of film taken between January and February, 2015. I had them developped at a film shop in Cochabamba but my flight to Santiago left before I could pick them up. Six months later I see them, thanks to a friend who travelled to Cochabamba and brought them back <3
Read MoreFilm Roll: Tricahue & Xoco
I finally got my last film roll developed. Giving English lessons basically fuels my film developing fund... I'm very excited with these, especially the ones taken on my first long (4-hours up, 3 hours down) hike in Reserva Tricahue, in the 7th region (Maule) of Chile. These are all un-edited negative scans.
Read MoreTalcahuano
in travel
Talcahuano: a small town along the coast of Chile. My mom and I took a short trip - Santiago to Chillán via train - to Concepción via bus - to Talcahuano via Metro, and then back again, for a very compact yet satisfying excursion.
Read MoreColchagua
Colchagua region = wine, more wine, and empanadas apparently. I wouldn't know because my bus didn't stop at the magic empanada place. This was CIEE's last weekend excursion, a last gulp of fresh air before finals in a month, and it was so beautiful.
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