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Huaylarsh en Huancayo (5). El grupo de danza Tuky (una palabra quechua que significa bonito, rápido, y bien hecho) interpretan el Huaylarsh Moderno, uno de los bailes tradicionales más populares del Perú en el Centro Cultural Grupo de Arte Tuky, Huancayo, Junín, Perú, el 2 de enero de 2019. Por favor, vea el enlace en mi perfil para un artículo (en inglés y español) y más fotos del Huaylarsh en Huancayo. ... The dance group Tuky (a Quechua word meaning beautiful, fast, and well-made) perform the Huaylarsh Moderno, one of Peru’s best-loved traditional dances at the Centro Cultural Grupo de Arte Tuky, Huancayo, Junín, Peru, Jan 2, 2019. Please see the link in my profile for an article (in English/Spanish) and more photos of the Huaylarsh in Huancayo. ... ... #peru #junin #huancayo @unesco @unesco_es #intrinsicculture #patrimonioculturalinmaterial #dance #baile #peruana @minculturape #jashleynixon #marcaperu #marcaperú #everydayperu @peru #huaylarsh #huaylas #tuky #bailando #dancing #culturalheritage @litragearHuaylarsh en Huancayo (6). Gabriela Valentín Rodríguez, del grupo de danza Tuky (una palabra quechua que significa bonito, rápido, y bien hecho) interpreta el Huaylarsh Moderno, uno de los bailes tradicionales más populares del Perú en el Centro Cultural Grupo de Arte Tuky, Huancayo, Junín, Perú, el 2 de enero de 2019. Por favor, vea el enlace en mi perfil para un artículo (en inglés y español) y más fotos del Huaylarsh en Huancayo. ... Gabriela Valentín Rodríguez, of the dance group Tuky (a Quechua word meaning beautiful, fast, and well-made) performs the Huaylarsh Moderno, one of Peru’s best-loved traditional dances at the Centro Cultural Grupo de Arte Tuky, Huancayo, Junín, Peru, Jan 2, 2019. Please see the link in my profile for an article (in English/Spanish) and more photos of the Huaylarsh in Huancayo. ... ... #peru #junin #huancayo @unesco @unesco_es #intrinsicculture #patrimonioculturalinmaterial #dance #baile #peruana @minculturape #jashleynixon #marcaperu #marcaperú #everydayperu @peru #huaylarsh #huaylas #tuky #bailando #dancing #culturalheritage @litragearThree things happened with the moon tonight in the northern hemisphere. First, a total lunar eclipse gave the lunar surface its blood red colour. Second, with the moon being a little closer than normal to Earth, it looked bigger in the sky-a super moon. Third, wolves might howl with hunger for a night time snack during this first full moon of the new year’s winter. Put that all together to make this a night to remember as the Super Blood Wolf Moon over Calgary. As seen over Westhills Shopping Centre, Calgary on a chilly (minus 7ºC) night, January 20, 2019. ... #superbloodwolfmoon #supermoon #moon #lunareclipse #yyc #calgary #canadaThree things happened with the moon tonight in the northern hemisphere. First, a total lunar eclipse gave the lunar surface its blood red colour. Second, with the moon being a little closer than normal to Earth, it looked bigger in the sky-a super moon. Third, wolves might howl with hunger for a night time snack during this first full moon of the new year’s winter. Put that all together to make this a night to remember as the Super Blood Wolf Moon over Calgary. As seen over Westhills Shopping Centre, Calgary on a chilly (minus 7ºC) night, January 20, 2019. ... #superbloodwolfmoon #supermoon #moon #lunareclipse #yyc #calgary #canada #westhillsmallThree things happened with the moon tonight in the northern hemisphere. First, a total lunar eclipse gave the lunar surface its blood red colour. Second, with the moon being a little closer than normal to Earth, it looked bigger in the sky-a super moon. Third, wolves might howl with hunger for a night time snack during this first full moon of the new year’s winter. Put that all together to make this a night to remember as the Super Blood Wolf Moon over Calgary. As seen over Westhills Shopping Centre, Calgary on a chilly (minus 7ºC) night, January 20, 2019. ... #superbloodwolfmoon #supermoon #moon #lunareclipse #yyc #calgary #canadaHuaylarsh en Huancayo (7). Diana Vega Duran, del grupo de danza Tuky (una palabra quechua que significa bonito, rápido, y bien hecho) interpreta el Huaylarsh Moderno, uno de los bailes tradicionales más populares del Perú en el Centro Cultural Grupo de Arte Tuky, Huancayo, Junín, Perú, el 2 de enero de 2019. Por favor, vea el enlace en mi perfil para un artículo (en inglés y español) y más fotos del Huaylarsh en Huancayo. ... Diana Vega Duran, of the dance group Tuky (a Quechua word meaning beautiful, fast, and well-made) performs the Huaylarsh Moderno, one of Peru’s best-loved traditional dances at the Centro Cultural Grupo de Arte Tuky, Huancayo, Junín, Peru, Jan 2, 2019. Please see the link in my profile for an article (in English/Spanish) and more photos of the Huaylarsh in Huancayo. ... ... #peru #junin #huancayo @unesco @unesco_es #intrinsicculture #patrimonioculturalinmaterial #dance #baile #peruana @minculturape #jashleynixon #marcaperu #marcaperú #everydayperu @peru #huaylarsh #huaylas #tuky #bailando #dancing #culturalheritage Shot with @litragear ProMy Books
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Bailando el Huaylarsh en Huancayo, Peru
También disponible en inglés aquí Huaylarsh (también escrito como huaylash, huaylas, waylash y waylarsh) es un estilo de música (huayno) y danza popular que proviene de las tierras altas del centro y sur de los Andes. El baile … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, Documentary photography, Heritage, Music, Peru, Photography, Social documentary photography, Travel photography
Tagged Andes, Centro Cultural Grupo de Arte, cultura, danza folklórica, danza tradicional, Huanca, Huancayo, Huaylars, Huaylarsh, Huaylarsh Moderno, Huaylash, Junín, Música folklórica, Patrimonio Cultural Inmaterial, Quechua, Tuky
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Dancing the Huaylarsh in Huancayo, Peru
Also available in Spanish here Huaylarsh (also written as huaylash, huaylas, waylash, and waylarsh) is a style of music (huayno) and folk dance that comes from the central and southern highlands of the Andes. The dance takes its name from … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, Documentary photography, Heritage, Music, Peru, Photography, Social documentary photography, Travel photography
Tagged Andes, Centro Cultural Grupo de Arte, folk dance, folk music, Huanca, Huancayo, Huaylars, Huaylarsh, Huaylarsh Moderno, Huaylash, Junín, Quechua, traditional dance, Tuky
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High tea at the Plain of Six Glaciers Teahouse, Banff National Park
I got out for a hike at Lake Louise, Banff National Park yesterday. The crowds around the hotel thinned out quickly, leaving just a few hikers up on the mountain trails. Traversing across about fifteen snowpacks during a two-hour trek … Continue reading
Posted in Alberta, Canada, Photography, Travel, Travel photography
Tagged Banff National Park, glaciers, hiking, Lake Louise, mountain trail, Plain of Six Glaciers, primroses, tea, teahouse, teapot
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Intangible Cultural Heritage, Sustainability and a Dance from Peru: the Huaconada de Mito
Also available in Spanish here Some might think and say this is just an obscure local dance. The Huaconada is performed in Mito, located 3,286 m high up in the Andes of Peru on just the first three days of … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, Documentary photography, Heritage, Peru, Photography, Social documentary photography, Sustainable Development, Travel, Travel photography
Tagged Andean condor, Andes, condor, Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage, cultural heritage, Dance, dancers, Huaconada, Huaconada de Mito, huacones, Huancayo, Huanchaco, ICH, Intangible Cultural Heritage, Junín, mask, Mito, Peru, Raíces del Perú, SDGs, Sustainable Development Goals, UNESCO, vulture
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It’s Games Time!
It was an early, cold morning start for several hundred young athletes as they prepared for their journey north for the Alberta Winter Games 2018 in Wood Buffalo. Skiers, hockey players, and other young sportswomen and men bundled their equipment … Continue reading
Writing about Images: 17 pics from ’17
Sustainability Sports and music dominated my photography in 2017 as I was unable to make a field trip to Peru to continue with my long-term assignment on sustainable development. I did, however, enter a short film called Sugar in … Continue reading
Posted in #YYC, Alberta, Calgary, Canada, Climate Action, Cosplay, Cycling, Dance, Documentary photography, England, Films, Heritage, Hockey, Music, NIXON Films, Peru, Pets, Photography, Rugby, Sports, Sports photography, Street photography, Sustainable Development, Travel, Travel photography, USA
Tagged Alberta Female Hockey League, Arya the Airedale, Atlantic Rock, BC Bears, Beavers, Blitzboks, Boots & The Hoots, Bow Valley, Calgary Canucks, Calgary Folk Music Festival Fall Concert Series, Calgary Hornets, Calgary Mavericks, Calgary Stampede Parade, Canada Cup West, comedy, Cosplay, Cosplayers, cycling, Dance, Dickens Pub, Edmonton, Edmonton Gold, England, Evan Huffman, Festival Hall, Film Competition, Georgia, Global Sport Academy, H Kath Surbey, Hockey Alberta, HSBC Canada Rugby Sevens, Inglewood, international rugby, James O’Niell, Jennifer Nixon, Kelowna, Mac’s Midget AAA Hockey Tournament, Mark “Boots” Graham, Mark Malone, Missoula, Montana, Nate Hilts, Nite Owl, Ontario Blues, performance, Peru, portrait, Prairie Wolfpack, Raíces del Perú, Rally Cycling, Røde Reel, Regina Pat Canadians, Remembrance Day, Rocky Mountain Raiders, Romania, Rugby 7s, Rugby Photographer, Ryan Boldt, Scoitiabank Saddledome, Sevens rugby, Silber Pro Cycling, Sled Island Music and Arts Festival, South Africa, Stix Hockey, sugar, sugarcane, Team USA, The Dead South, The Deep Dark Woods, Tour de France, Tour of Alberta, U-20 rugby, William Nixon, Wolves in the Throne Room, World Photo Day
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Happy Yorkshire Day to all Tykes and Yorkshire lovers around the world
Happy Yorkshire Day! Here is a short selection of photos to celebrate the broad acres of the biggest county of England and its people, The Tykes, wherever you hang out in the world. Please visit my earlier blog post to explore ten … Continue reading
Posted in #YYC, Alberta, Calgary, Canada, Cycling, Pets, Photography, Social documentary photography, Sports, Street photography, Travel, Travel photography
Tagged Airedale, Airedale Terrier, Andy Goldsworthy, Anthony Caro, Arya Stark, Arya the Airedale, beer, bronze, England, Game of Thrones, Henry Moore, KAWS, Last Best, pub, sculpture, Show Pony, Sol Le Witt, The Grouse, Timothy Taylor's, Tour de France, Wild rose Brewery, Yorkshire, Yorkshire Ale, Yorkshire beer, Yorkshire Day, Yorkshire Pubs, Yorkshire Rose, Yorkshire Sculpture Park
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