Tastee
Both were delicious.
Waiting Around
When the bar gets going, it's standing room only. Even when it's fairly empty, patrons like to stay afoot.
Deeps Ass
Chilean cinema at its finest.
Puente Huerfanos
Looking up on the bridge that connects el Centro to Barrio Brasil.
Isla Negra
The town where Pablo Neruda's most famous and eccentric house is located.
Museo Neruda
El and I had lunch on the terrace of the Neruda Museum.
La Casa
Pablo Neruda's grave, situated in front of his labrynthine home in Isla Negra.
Campanas
Bells on the grounds of Isla Negra.
Snack on the Beach
We spent the afternoon on the shore watching waves crash on the rocks.
Astrolabe
Neruda designed this to be his seal. He used the symbol on all of his correspondences.
Valpo, First Look
Laura and I arrive at Valparaiso, unpack at the hostel, then head to the roof for a fantastic view of the city.
Street Performance
Valpo was brimming with street performers of every kind, each drawing a crowd of enthusiastic spectators.
Puppeteer
This man put on a puppet show to music, with crafts he made by himself.
Jota Cruz
J. Cruz offers the best chorillana in town. The restaurant is filled with odd antiques and covered in graffiti from overzealous customers.
Chorillana
Taking the first bite if a divine culinary experience.
Música
Accordians are pretty popular here, as an accompaniment for traditional music.
Night Concert
We stumbled upon this free concert in Plaza Sotomayor, put on by El Congreso, a formerly exiled folk-rock band.
Shocked
Our first night in Valparaiso and we're already blown away.
Skyline
We hung the camera from a tree and set it on timer for this shot.
Boats
Down by the docks, boat owners sell tours of the bay.
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