View from the jungle… to Panama City

Hello photography lovers.

A few days ago, I mentioned in a post from a neighboring black and white photography group that I would be sharing the continuation of those images here. In that space, I showed only black and white views, but due to the very nature of the place, I felt the need to present another part of the work here in color, in order to complete the visual story.

During a recent trip to Panama, I decided to photograph the Metropolitan Park and the views that open up from there. My intention was to capture that sharp boundary where the jungle ends and the city begins two very different worlds coexisting within the same space.

It was a demanding walk: intense heat, constant humidity, and frequent rain. Even so, the effort was worth it. Something was achieved, and that “something” is what I want to share with you today.

The photographs were taken with a Canon 5D Mark III, using a Canon 70–300 mm lens and a Steinheil Quinaron 35 mm f/2.8 macro.

I look forward to your feedback and will gladly respond to your comments.

Happy new year to all.