The World of XPILAR - PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY AND ART CONTEST WEEK #168 - Lost World [ENG/ESP]
"The world is wide. No two days are alike, nor even two hours, neither were there ever two leaves of a tree alike since the creation of all the world; and the genuine productions of art, like those of nature, are all distinct from each other."
John Constable
Lost World
At the end of last year, the International Tourism Fair of Venezuela (FITVEN by its initials in Spanish) took place in my city, which was held in the facilities of the Flor de Venezuela Cultural Center, a very short distance from my home.
In this exhibition participated not only delegations from all the federal entities of the country, but also others from Europe, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean; which sought to promote among visitors the natural beauty, gastronomy and customs of their respective regions in order to attract investors and tourists.
Among the delegations attending this event was that of the state of Bolivar, the largest Venezuelan state located in the south of the country. A large percentage of this state, which has a border with Brazil, is located in the Amazon region, where numerous indigenous groups still live, able to cope adequately in the hostile environment of the jungle.
It is also worth mentioning that the Canaima National Park is located there, where the Angel Falls is located, the largest uninterrupted waterfall in the world, which has gained great popularity among tourists worldwide for its beauty and its unique and practically unexplored landscapes that date back to the beginning of the planet.
As I have described in previous publications, I used the editing tools offered by Picsart and Snapseed applications to intervene the original image to my satisfaction.
Mundo Perdido
A finales del año pasado, tuvo lugar en mi ciudad, la Feria Internacional de Turismo de Venezuela FITVEN, la cual se realizó en las instalaciones del Centro Cultural Flor de Venezuela, a muy corta distancia de mi hogar.
En esta exhibición participaron no sólo delegaciones de todas las entidades federales del país, sinó también otras provenientes de Europa, Asia, América Latina y el Caribe; las cuales procuraban promover entre los visitantes las bondades naturales, gastronomía y costumbres de sus respectivas regiones con el fin de captar inversionistas y turistas.
Entre las delegaciones que asistieron a este evento, se encontraba la del estado Bolívar, la entidad venezolana de mayor extensión y ubicada al sur del país. Un gran porcentaje de este estado que posee frontera con Brasil, está ubicado en la región amazónica, por lo que aún habitan numerosos grupos indígenas originarios, capaces de desenvolverse adecuadamente en el ambiente hostil de la jungla.
También es oportuno destacar que allí se encuentra el Parque Nacional Canaima, donde se sitúa el Salto Angel, la mayor caída ininterrumpida de agua del mundo y la cual ha ganado gran popularidad entre los turistas del mundo por su belleza y sus paisajes únicos y prácticamente inexplorados que se remontan a los inicios del planeta.
Tal como lo he descrito en publicaciones anteriores, usé las herramientas de edición que ofrecen las aplicaciones Picsart y Snapseed para intervenir las imágenes originales a mi entera satisfacción.
| Camera: | Samsung Galaxy A12 |
| Photo Editor: | Picsart / Snapseed |
| Location: | Barquisimeto, Lara, Venezuela |
| Date: | 25-11-2023 |
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