Today is the day. Late this afternoon, the Instituto Geografico Militar (IGM) and I are holding an event to launch the publication of Ecuador Por Mis Ojos. This book of photography takes the reader from the highest point in Ecuador, Chimborazo, to the Amazon Basin in the east and to the wide beaches of the west coast. The final pages end at sea level and highlight the beauty of the Galapagos Islands.
Ecuador Por Mis Ojos is not available for sale but will be gifted to many of the people who have made our time here in Ecuador an absolute joy. But its publication has spurred me to search for publication options in the United States and to make my photography available in a different format other than online.
And there is a bright side – IGM is planning on sharing an online version of Ecuador Por Mis Ojos sometime soon!
If you are interested in seeing an exposition of 12 of the photos, in large format, and you live in Quito, the IGM will have the photos on display in the Sala de Exposición in the Planetarium. The exposition begins tomorrow, Friday, August 5th and runs for two weeks.
The Sala de Exposition also offers an excellent view of Quito and Rucu Pichincha. It is a great place to go to capture photos of this beautiful city.
Photos in the Exhibition
In the meantime, here are the 12 photos that will be on exhibition. Click on any one to view in a slideshow:
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- Near Isla Isabela, The Galapagos, published in “Ecuador Por MIs Ojos”
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- Templo del Sol, Cañar Province, published in “Ecuador Por MIs Ojos”
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- Cuenca, Azuay Province, published in “Ecuador Por MIs Ojos”
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- Tandayapa Valley, Pichincha Province, published in “Ecuador Por MIs Ojos”
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- Baños del Agua Santa, Tungurahua Province, published in “Ecuador Por MIs Ojos”
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- Guayaquil, Guayas Province, published in “Ecuador Por MIs Ojos”
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- Cotopaxi, Cotopaxi Province, published in “Ecuador Por MIs Ojos”
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- Hummingbirds, Napo Province, published in “Ecuador Por MIs Ojos”
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- Terns, Santa Elena Province, published in “Ecuador Por MIs Ojos”
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- Chimborazo, Chimborazo Province, published in “Ecuador Por MIs Ojos”
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- Huaorani Guide, Pastaza Province, published in “Ecuador Por MIs Ojos”
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- Leon Dormido, The Galapagos, published in “Ecuador Por MIs Ojos”
Info about the Planetarium
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Hours: Tuesday through Saturday: 8:30am until 12:30pm and 1:30pm until 3:30pm
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Address: Seniergues 676 y Gral. Telmo Páz y Miño (El dorado), Quito
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Telephone: (593) 3975171 Ext: 3401
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Felicitaciones Angela, excelente selección. I admire your dedication and hope to see the online version soon. For some reason, the Templo del Sol photo remains hidden.
I will take a look at the coding and see if I can figure out what is going on with that photo. Thanks for the heads up!
Hola! I would love to get a copy, even if it is the online version. Your photos are breathtaking. We are retiring in Dec. 2019 and will be wintering in Ecuador after that. In the meantime, we have to be content with 3 week visits. In fact, we will be there next week! Have a wonderful day!
Enjoy your vacation here… what a wonderful time to visit. So many clear mountain views because of the summer winds!
As soon as I know that the online version is available, I will share it here!