The exhibition “Memories of Reality” showcases the poignant photographs of pioneering photojournalist Sady González.
Vintage machines such as this Soviet jeep still transit the mountain roads of the coffee zone where few modern SUV’s dare go.
Trying to save of fuel and leave a very green footprint? One man in Tabio has found a way to move around at one horse power.
Photojournalist Piers Calvert captures afternoon light over the sugarcane fields of Valle del Cauca.
A beautiful ‘Big Picture’ captured by Colombian photojournalist Juan Paulo Vargas.
Big Picture. A beautiful view of one of Colombia’s most iconographic towns.
Big Picture. Heading to school through the mist and moors of central Boyacá.
From gold mines to ‘corralejas’ photojournalist Stephen Ferry has covered Colombia and documented its ‘violentology’.
The peoples of Timbiquí can proudly claim the ‘piano of the jungle’ as one of their leading contributions to Colombia’s culture.
You have megapixels and memory, so taking pictures of Cundinamarca will be an exercise in environmental discovery.
Big Picture. Colombia’s national tree, the wax palm can grow up to 55 meters in height as seen in the Cocora valley.
Big Picture. View of the Ave.Chile in Bogotá back in 1957 made for Studebakers and Corvairs.
Bogotá’s historic district La Candelaria is known for its colourful façades. It’s a part of the capital which withstands change.
Big Picture. Cartagena is a destination for leisure and literature. The corridors under the clock tower sell everything from straw sombreros to old novels.
Fernando Cruz documents rudimentary brick ovens as a creative undertaking to understand “sacred” spaces in Colombia.
The Guajira has balanced the wealth from its rich natural resources with the agrarian and fishing ways of locals.