Last summer I was granted an opportunity assist in the international mountaineering continuum with the Montana Mountaineering Association on a trip to the Bolivian Andes.
http://www.montanamountaineering.org/
Almost a year later I finally had a chance to skim through some images. Below are a few shots from the filming of a short documentary on the program.
Any comments, feedback, or cheeky jokes are most appreciated.
Enjoy,
Christopher J. Carter
May 2010
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Twilight on the descent to La Paz
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Boatmen rearrange car ferrries at a Lago de Titicaca crossing.
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A man begins construction of a new tea house , Isla del Sol Lago de Titicaca
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MMA crew rolls deep
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Looking into Peru, Lago Titicaca
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La Condoriri
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Kyle Terrio takes the lead up the flanks of Pyramide Blanca
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Erin Taylor atop Pyramide Blanca
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Clouds propelled upwards from the Amazon encase la Cabeza de Condor y la Derecha
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Pedro Ramos works a pump into a rest day
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A lou with a view
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Have you been to ze' couloir?
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'Woah, big ol' jet airliner Don't carry me too far away Oh big ol' jet airliner 'Cause it's here that I've got to stay'
Exploring the position of people and places along two different lines of sight, Parralax is an archival based film which considers the latitude of multiple occurring cultural realities in Alaska during in the 1940s. All sound was gathered and created in the present day.