Dusty roads, missed turns, conversations with strangers, old hotels with more stories than amenities, and places that make you put the camera down for a minute just to take it in. Peru delivered all of that.
Lima was vibrant. Cusco opened the door to the Sacred Valley, Ollantaytambo, Maras, and eventually Machu Picchu — each with its own history written into stone and mountain. But Iquitos surprised me the most. Deep in the Amazon, it felt completely disconnected from the rest of the country, and Casa Morey carried the faded elegance of another era.
I travel to document places honestly—not just the postcard views, but the texture, the history, the people, and the moments between destinations. If a photograph makes you curious enough to learn the story behind it, then it did its job.
George Morgan
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