Santa Catalina II

Posted by Nadège Quédec (Issy les moulineaux, France) on 8 November 2004 in Architecture.

Specially for Shuva, another photo of Santa Catalina, the peruvian monastery

Comments (9)

Shuva from India

This place is really full of colors! I think they were using color codes..:-)

8 Nov 2004 5:39am

Aaron Schmidt from Paris, France

The colors are very nice. Is that person in the background real or a statue?

8 Nov 2004 8:04am

Nadege from Issy les moulineaux, France

This person is real.

8 Nov 2004 8:41am

Steve Kravitz from Upper St. Clair, United States

It is interesting to see the use of this type of arch worldwide. Most be the influence of the western world.

8 Nov 2004 9:00am

Nadege from Issy les moulineaux, France

This monastory was built by spanich, after they conquer Peru. Inca don't make architecture like this.

8 Nov 2004 10:07am

Aurélie from Enghien les Bains, France

Again, a beautiful picture, Nadège.

8 Nov 2004 2:03pm

Jason from Atlanta, United States

Great colors and perspective - another great view - you must have had an amazing experience in Peru.

8 Nov 2004 3:43pm

Julien from Paris, France

I confirm Peru (Sata Catalina, but not only) is a good destination to experience various colors (I've been there too). The peacefullness expressed by those color asociation is (to my opinion) the main interest in visiting the monastery. Nadege might have kept other Peru colors for later...

8 Nov 2004 5:17pm

Leslie from Atlanta, United States

Beautiful perspective looking down through the columns. The blue color does seem calming.

9 Nov 2004 2:53am

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