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Around the world

encounters with nature and ancient cities since 1992. For reels access 

Nature is indomitable, unpredictable. All you have to do is sit for a long time to realize that nothing that happens around you is predictable. And in that uncertainty I find a lot of peace, love, reflection and many sensations.

 

In Nature, the new takes centuries, and the old lasts longer than human life. There is always something new: where there was a volcano, today there is a jungle, where there was a jungle, today a desert, and so on in each ecosystem.

And observing that, I can't stop imagining the magnitude of the changes, seconds of force, to change the landscape suddenly.

 

Thanks to the dozens of people who explained to me, answered my questions. They dedicate their lives to understanding a part of a fantastic whole, leaving their contribution to knowledge, passionate, with their time and energy, which is all we have.

 

The explanations are incredible, there are thanks to them and I love listening to them.

 

I can only be there for a while, observing in silence, doing some activity and looking at details, a part, through the camera, to try to capture something of it and share it later.
I am aware that capturing refers to only one sense, vision. Sharing everything that happens, I think I'm not going to make it, because the 5 senses are activated in presence.

 

What I observe is part of a dynamic, Nature, Civilizations and what they left behind. A dynamic that I feel is greater than what I can count, thousands of species, rocks, etc. all together. Ask, find answers. Sometimes.

 

I prioritize a place because of a feeling of the moment, or a curiosity that I carried with me as a child, and for many more reasons, but that is where I want to go.

 

The impact that being there has on me generates a lot of sensations and imaginations and reflections, in my head and in my heart. Nature, art, life come together in my feeling.

 

As a child I watched documentaries, read Nature magazines and told myself: “be there”.

 

Faced with Nature, I feel part of the unknown and part, I am in the place that It put me and gives me air every day, and yes, in an instant of that continuous transformation, which is the one that touches me.

 

Thanks to those who shared trips, my brothers, friends and the people I came across, everything is integrated.

 

“Viva la vida”

Claudio A. Logaldo

Antártida

2016

Galápagos, Ecuador

2018

Iberá: aguas que brillan, Argentina

2017

Maranhao: superdunas, Brasil

2018

Amazonia, Brasil

2022

Pla. Valdes, Chubut, Argentina

2014

Montaña Arcoiris, Perú

2016

Círculo Ártico, Ballangen, Noruega

2020

Chapada dos Veadeiros, Cerrado, Brasil

2019 - 2023

Iguazú: mega cataratas Argentina & Brasil

2000

Atacama: volcanes y salares, Chile

2002

Huacachina: desierto, Peru

2016

Patagonia: lagos y bosques, Argentina

2006 - 2011 - 2021

Patagonia: glaciares, Santa Cruz, Argentina

1994 - 2004 - 2010

Laguna Blanca, Laguna Verde, Bolivia

2002

Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina

1994 - 2016

Agua Azul: el rio turquesa, México

2000

Pto. San Carlos: ballena gris, México

2001

Mendoza: Andes & volcanes, Argentina

2003

Salta: en las nubes, Argentina

2012

San Juan & La Rioja: Pangea, Argentina

2006

Hawaii: islas de fuego

1997

Cuevas en Argentina & Sudáfrica

2000 - 2003

Polinesia Francesa: los anillos

2008

Jujuy: 7 colores, Argentina

2012

Kruger safari, Sudáfrica

2000

V Region: Andes, Chile

2002

Nasca: líneas y cultura, Peru

2016

Isla de Pascua: hogar de Moais, Chile

1998

Pompeya: historias de lava, Italia

2001

Valle Sagrado: Incas, Perú

2016

Stonhenge & Avebury: arquitectura, Inglaterra

2001

12 Ciudades en México: piedras que hablan

2000

Imperio romano, Roma, Italia

2001

Highlands: casas de piedra, Escocia

2001

Monarch butterflies migration, México

2000

Pelicans stories in Baja, México

2001

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