Trekking high up in the Cordillera Blanca, my porter that is carrying 6x more weight than any of us just keep keeping on. Far more mightier than any of us.

Life in Iquitos can get pretty rough in outer Iquitos where land is lost for nearly half a year as the Amazon floods. Their houses (built on wooden logs) float, with decaying planks of wood and canoes being the only way to move...

On the slopes of Machu Picchu, looking back towards the terraces of the once thriving lost Kingdom of the Incas. Purchase...

On the west coast of the Peruvian desert is a little town called Huanchaco. Possibly home to the very first surfers on the planet (that scooted back in after a days fishing on their Caballitos de Totora), approximately 3,000 years ago. Long before it was even dreamt of in...

Two young brothers gaze over the boats edge as it coasts down the Amazon River.

In the poor outer section of Iquitos sits the low lying suburb called Belen, where huts are built with and on wood, so when the amazon floods for 6 months of the year, they float and not drown. Rotting wooden planks and canoes are the only method of navigating in this poverty struck area of the...

Far out in the southern desert of Huacachina Peru, there are ever lasting sand dunes to the horizon. Here I climbed one of the larger ones and watched the sun set below the horizon. Purchase...

Huacachina, Southern Peru, there lays a beautiful oasis in the shadow of the worlds biggest sand dunes, that tower over the Pyramids of Giza. Purchase...

This is as far as the road will take you in Peru. Here in Pucallpa, you are already deep in the jungle, but this is the start of the Amazon basin, where the only way onwards from here is by boat. This photograph in particular is of myself taking off on a cargo boat on a 5 days journey down the Amazon River to Iquitos, leaving behind the poor community of labourers that work on the muddy banks day in day...

Gazing back upon the giants I’d trekked over several hours before hand. This area of the Peruvian Andes is home to arguably some of the best scenery worldwide. The Andes Cordellera Blanca. Purchase...

High up in the Andes in Northern Peru, you round the final mountain peak and are presented with this rewarding view. A valley extending far into the distance that houses beautiful teal blue lakes flanked by giant snow capped peaks! Purchase...

A lake shrouded under a blanket of clouds in the Cordellera Blanca region of the Andes, Peru. Purchase...

Arriving at the sun gate in the early twilight hours on an April morning after a 4 day trek, it appears before my eyes. Basking in the morning mist, Machu Picchu appears in all its glory. One of the most magical moments of my life. This truly iconic treasure would arguably have to be #1 on the bucket list. Purchase...

A portrait of myself standing in front of the Cordillera Blanca, northern Peruvian. Mountains here tower above everything else, and their snow capped peaks glisten in the...

This photo is a 180 degree panorama up on a high pass, deep in the Cordellera Blanca, in the northern Peruvian Andes. Alone, far away from civilization stand these snow capped giants. Purchase...