Bryce Canyon
Posted by Alejandro Pérez
Bryce Canyon National Park is located between Zion Park and Kodachrome Basin. It is one of the most beautiful parks in Utah and is therefore more frequented and less wild. Bryce Canyon is not a canyon, but rather a limestone plateau, located between 2’018 and 2’748 m. Once covered by the sea, it is now covered with fairy chimneys, here called hoodoos. Great hiking and photography is to be done in the park, to admire the rocks, ranging from yellow to dark red as well as chipmunks, a kind of small squirrels.
Death Valley
Posted by Alejandro Pérez
Death Valley National Park offers a variety of landscapes for photographers. There is a large range and diversity of scenes. From valleys to sand dunes to canyons to salt flats to colorful wildflowers, you can come away with many photos from one national park yet people will think you visited many different locations.
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Zion
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Road trip on Utah State Route 9. Taking the twists and turns along the very scenic 14 miles (23 km) passing through the Zion National Park.
Grand Canyon
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The Colorado Grand Canyon is certainly the most famous and amazing park in the USA. It is in any case the most visited park of the American West (more than 4 million visitors each year).
Colorado, for millions of years, has dug this fabulous canyon.
San Fransisco
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One day if I go to heaven …
I’ll look around and say, ‘It ain’t bad, but it ain’t San Francisco.
– Herb Caen
Monument Valley
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Monument Valley (Utah/Arizona) is a true joy for photographers. The mittens, the landscape, the movie souvenirs.. try to spend at least 2 days in this fabulous park.
This is a short movie filmed during the trip I made with my friend Michele back in February 2015 to northern Chile in the small town of San Pedro de Atacama. The film shows the small town of San Pedro overlooking the Licancabur volcano and located in an arid high plateau. And also a tour we took to the Valle de la Muerte (Death Valley) and Valle de la Luna (Moon Valley).
Personal project
Director, camera, video editing, sound mix, titles: Alejandro Pérez
Software: Adobe Premiere Pro, Adobe After Effects.
Director, camera, video editing, sound mix, titles: Alejandro Pérez
Software: Adobe Premiere Pro, Adobe After Effects.
Man Mo Temple
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I got to visit for the first time a temple in Asia. This one is located between large buildings and I would certainly recommend to anyone interested in visiting a temple in Hong Kong. It’s full of incense smoke in a quiet and welcoming atmosphere. Photographers are welcome, just do not forget to contribute with 2 Hong Kong Dollars 🙂
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New Hong Kong gallery published! Some pictures (in black and white) of my trip to Hong Kong.
Hong Kong – Colors
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New Hong Kong gallery published! Some pictures (in colors) of my trip to Hong Kong.
Las Vegas
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Personal project
Director, camera, video editing, sound mix: Alejandro Pérez
Narration : Kayla
Music : Peter Gabriel (San Jacinto instrumental – New Blood)
Software: Adobe Premiere Pro.
Summer 2015 during our road trip we visited the Bryce Canyon National Park located in the state of Utah in the USA. The park is a delight for hiking and photography. This is a short video of our visit narrated by Kayla, 12 years old, in french (english subtitles available).
Easter Island
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This has to be one of the most amazing place I’ve ever visited. Rapa nui or Easter Island is a Chilean island in the southeastern Pacific Ocean, at the southeasternmost point of the Polynesian Triangle. Easter Island is famous for its 887 extant monumental statues, called Moai, created by the early Rapa Nui people.
Read More»Torres del Paine
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Lago Pehoé
Declared National Park in 1959 and World Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 1978, Torres del Paine is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful wilderness of Chile. The diversity of its landscapes – 227’000 ha of steppes, forests, mountains, lakes, waterfalls and glaciers – its rich fauna and flora, made internationally known among hikers and large spaces lovers.
Read More»Perito Moreno
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Listed as UNESCO World Heritage, the Perito Moreno Glacier is one of the most spectacular Andean glaciers and easier to access.
Read More»Easter Island Calendar
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My Easter Island calendar is out ! Pictures taken during my last trip to Chile. 13 Color printed 60x35cm photographs with your chosen year and starting month. If you are interested just drop me a message via PM or the contact page on my website.
Read More»Chile Calendar
Posted by Alejandro Pérez
A new calendar is out ! Pictures taken during my last trip to Chile in Patagonia, Atacama Desert, Easter Island, Lakes Region. 13 Color printed 60x35cm photographs with your chosen year and starting month. If you are interested just drop me a message via PM or the contact page on my website.
Read More»Puerto Natales
Posted by Alejandro Pérez
It is in this quiet little harbor with colourful wooden houses (nice photography subjects) that really begins the discovery of the wild Chilean Patagonia. Very busy during the austral summer, 18h daily light, Puerto Natales has no great interest in itself, but is located at the edge of a fjord and facing the lasts – and superb – Andean mountains.
Read More»Punta Arenas
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View of Punta Arenas from the Mirador
I arrived in Punta Arenas on a typical Patagonian windy day. Just prior our landing I saw from my window a small island with only what I believed to be a church on top of it. I took a few pictures. Little I knew it was in fact La Isla Magdalena. The island is the breeding location for several species of seabirds, most notably the Magellanic penguin.
Read More»Quintay
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Quintay is a seaside small village in Chile located in the vicinity of Valparaiso and 122 km from Santiago. It was once the most important whaling in Chile. Sperm whales were among the victims of these huntings.
Read More»Sion Airshow 2011
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The Breitling Sion Air show was in 2011 the largest Switzerland airshow. For this venue we decided to take pictures from a hill near the airport. We weren’t lucky with the weather. The show even stopped at one point.
The Traveling Photographer
Posted by Alejandro Pérez
For some years now, I’ve been doing online training via the lynda.com website. It’s a gold mine of informations and covers several subjects such as 3D animation, audio and music, business, CAD, design, education, e-learning, web, marketing and guess what.. photography and video.
Read More»Milan
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Spent a week-end in the city of Milan with my cousin David as he was traveling to Europe for the very first time.
Read More»Pompeii
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The city of Pompeii the world famous ancient Roman town-city near Naples in Italy. Pompeii was mostly destroyed and buried under 4 to 6 m (13 to 20 ft) of ash and pumice in the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD.
Read More»Madrid
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Galicia
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Galicia is a wonderful area to visit. Beautiful landscapes and beaches, nice people and… excellent food! We went there to visit the godmother of our daughter who left Switzerland to live there years ago.
Read More»Paris
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Yes I know, lots of NYC stuff in this site already but I can’t help myself when it comes to the Big Apple. I travelled with friends and among them, Attilio, celebrating his 50 years, that and photography made this trip.
As Woody Allen says in “Manhattan” : “New York is a black & white city”. I tried to edit my last pictures in b&w. Some I find Ok and other.. well… no too bad. Anyway, not great art for sure but at least I hope you like them as much as I enjoyed shooting them 🙂
Travel video for YouTube | Dubaï
This is a long due video. My trip to Dubaï finally got his own video. I wasn’t very inspired by it, the city is so artificial and nothing really interested me to be honest, no story. So why I went there you may ask? Well, there was several reasons to it but I’m not going to comment on that. Let’s say that I had a very cheap air fare to go. It wasn’t very long, just 2 nights and back to Switzerland. I made this video which is very contemplative and on a point of view mode.