The best and cheapest way to visit Ingapirca the best preserved Inca ruins of Ecuador from Cuenca is with the bus. You need to go to the main terminal and take a “Canar” bus. It cost me $5 there and back. But it took ages since the bus stops for everybody who waits for a bus at the streets. In total it took about 3h there then I only had 45min to visit the ruins and the museum and then the same exhausting trip for 3h back. Ingapirca cost $6 entry for foreigners. The ruins are nice but not to compare with Machu Pichu or the Mexican pyramids. Still it was worth seeing! If I would have done that trip with a tour it would have cost me about $40. So $11 is a great deal I think.

Ingapirca ruins

Ingapirca museum

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Since I had much time in Guayaquil staying in the house of my friends who mostly were models the idea came up to do another nice photo shot. I got only my cameras and no external lights or much more equipment. But there was this great location the abandoned house. This time we sneaked in and were as quiet as possible since we didn’t wanted to wake up the dog nor meet the man with the machete again… This shooting was easier than the first one since I already knew the location and had a few ideas what I wanted my models to do. We had no big variaty of clothes and such but see yourself… The photos became quite nice. The camera did a great job simply using the little light we had. I like to express the contrasts between light/shadow, black/white and structures and space in my photos.

Models: Angel Passini, Oswaldo Vargas, Maria Belen Intriago
Photographer: Susanna Kubernus
Camera: Sony NEX5 with Joby Gorillapod

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Today we left for a place a bit outside of Babahoyo because our hosts wanted to do photos of the candidates of the Mr Ecuador contest. My friend Oswaldo / Brownie entered the competition to become Mr Ecuador. I think he has good chances to win. Fingers crossed! All the best and buena suerte to you!

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Today my friends had to go to try on clothes for the runway show in the evening. I almost did it as well but since I didn’t have high heals with me and everything was kind of hectic and unorganized I decided to leave the show before it started… It was just crazy so many people there and all trying to touch you. Girls screamed and wanted autographs and photos…And it was very noisy! My friends did a great show and I had a good night sleep…

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My friends and I went for few days to Babahoyo where there was an event for a new local TV talk show “Ellos y Ellas con Paola”. Paola had invited us and we all got awarded. Them for being models and I for my works as photographer. They had dinner served and later some party where we didn’t stay that long since my friends had to do the runway next day.

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Ok I think that’s something for the guys – a Miss contest! In Ecuador beauty contests seem to be quite important.A friend of mine and me went to the Miss Tourismo Latina 2011 contest in Guayaquil. If you think there only Latinas attending you are very wrong. They had even a German and a Russian. I don’t know what that is all about and why that title since the US American won. And by the way she not even speaks or understands any Spanish! You thinks its the right choice?! My favorite were Miss Costa Rica and Miss Peru. Look and decide yourself – who is your favorite to be a Miss Latina?

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Can you imagine! Guayaquil in Ecuador is probably the only park in the world where big iguanas live peacefully in the middle of a pulsing city! Of course I had to see them. Yes it was true – park Simon Bolivar is full of people – and iguanas! They walk around, dig wholes in the ground and climb trees or chasing pigeons… Just amazing to watch. Nearby is the cathedral what I visited as well.

Parque Simon Bolivar

Cathedral

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Back in Quito I decided I didnt wanted to miss out to do THE photo staying on the equator after I had done the photo on the 180° meridian in Fiji where I stood bewteen today and yesterday. So I took a few buses which cost only in between 15 and 25cents to the middle of the world – El Mital del Mundo 0°00′07″S 78°27′21″W. It is simply one of those sites you just do for have them done and while you already there. Besides I personally found nothing special about it. First of all you pay not just entry for the park – you pay for everything else as well. The park is not that extraordinary. On the point where the equator passes through the country they build between 1979 and 1982 the 30-meter-tall monument. At least that is where they thought it was back then. Meanwhile we have GPS and people found out that the equator is placed about 240 meters north of the marked line. Around that monument are lots of handicrafts stores but they just sell the average stuff. You can try to balance an egg on a nail because people think here it is easier but in reality it’s just some tourist entertainment nothing more.

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Close by is the crater of the volcano Pululahua in which people live and have there farms. It is a very simple life. I got a private tour of a tour company since nobody of the people at the Mitad del Mundo was willing to go and I actually enjoyed having my own guide and driving in a private car instead of a bus. I heard that the school teacher for example walks everyday down the long dirt road for about an 1h and after school up back to Quito. She said she doesn’t want to give up her city life for moving into the crater. The crater is one of two inhabited craters in the world and it is still active.

Pululahua

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My last day in Galapagos. These three weeks went by like nothing. I still can’t believe that I actually am on Galapagos. My childhood dream fulfilled. I’ve seen and enjoyed the enchanted islands. I dearly hope it will be possible to protect them and save this unique special spot of the world. I hope it will be possible to educate people to respect all living creatures and see them like our brothers. I hope that the guides of Galapagos will be more careful selected so that these arrogant kind of guides stay out. They just spoil the trips of the travelers.

On my last day I went with my Argentinian friends to Tortuga bay. I guess I didn’t mentioned before but if you wonder why there were so many Argentinians on Galapagos – LAN Airlines had a super cheap promotion. Only $300 there and back from Argentina inclusive tax!!! Back to Tortuga bay. Its definitely worth a visit even though you have to walk for about 40min from Puerto Ayora until you reach the beach. It is beautiful but I didn’t go into the water because it was still chilly.

In the evening I went to say Good-Bye to Santiago the tortoise and then I bought the most beautiful art to remind me on my trip of a lifetime to Galapagos. It’s unique and handmade out of potato starch and whatever else.

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