Fotografo de Bodas, Santiago

May 11, 2011

Airport to airport. Like ashes to ashes, but less depressing. I just thought that title had a nice ring to it.

We’re on a whirlwind trip to Buenos Aires right now. It’s not whirlwind because we’re here for a short time. It’s whirlwind because we’re running around like crazy people trying to meet up with everybody we know in this city, which surprisingly, is a lot of people. This place is seriously exhausting! The city is so big and the pace is fast. Yesterday I was too tired to even put up a blog post.

And tonight I’ve been without internet for the past hour, so I am just now able to upload this! It’s ok, I get shocking amounts of photo editing work done when I don’t have internet.

Anyways, I did do a little photo documentation as we traveled from Santiago to Buenos Aires. I’ll put up pictures of the actual city, which is far more interesting, tomorrow.

SCL:

EZE:

We arrived right around sunset. I cannot BELIEVE the temperatures right now. It should be early winter here, but instead it’s 75 degrees, gorgeous and humid. Feels like Miami. Global warming sucks. But I’m not complaining about feeling the sun on my face, that’s for sure.

We took a bus/transfer into the city. EZE is about an hour outside of Buenos Aires. You can take a taxi, it’s not too expensive, but a bus is far cheaper and just as fast.

Once we arrived we got to see Andi, the reason we’re here!!! We met up with her, her fiance, Lucas, and her brother, Alex. The five of us ate at an Argentine steak restaurant, of course. When in Rome…

However, I’m not a huge meat person. The salad? That’s all me.

And Andi also bucked the trend, with prawns.

Seba got meat. Duh. Look at the poor little cow stuck on the top! It says, “I’m well done.”

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Siii lo de la temperatura es increible, yo lo echaba de menos, la semana que estuve de vuelta en Chile morí de frio!! hasta en los matrimonios con toda la gente bailando… asi y todo, yo moria de frio!
Y si, Manuel Tienda Leon, re buena opción sobre todo si se quedan por allá! a mi me queda lejos, y prefiero volver en taxi con tanta maleta y todo, además que ando sola, asi es q es distinto
Feliz de que estén aqui!!! nos vemos mañana

Comment by loquenoves — May 11, 2011 @ 10:46 pm

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Have a blast and give Andi un beso for me! Can’t wait to see all your pictures.

Comment by Camels & Chocolate — May 11, 2011 @ 11:44 pm

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Oh my god you’re making me so hungry with these picks….I’m a major fan of Argentinian meat mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!!!!Hope you have a great trip!!!!xx

Comment by Jamie — May 12, 2011 @ 1:05 am

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I think I ate at that steak place in Puerto Madero many moons ago! mmmm…steak….

Have a blast in BsAs, such a fun city

Comment by Petunia — May 12, 2011 @ 2:53 am

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No metal in Argentina? Esa es la parte de “when in rome” pobre vaca!! Yo no como carne aca xq sabe horrible! Pero cuando este en bsas vou a comer mucho! Hasta en colombia es mejor q aca no se porque pero le tengo asco a la carne aca. Jajaja Que comio Andi q no entiendo la palabra q pusiste… Jajaja camarones?
Have fun!!!

Comment by CaTa — May 12, 2011 @ 6:10 am

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It’s amazing how different SCL looks now from how it looked back in March 2010, when the ceiling tiles had crashed to the floor and check-in was taking place in tents!

Have a blast in Buenos Aires! I hope to make it there someday soon.

Comment by leigh — May 12, 2011 @ 9:57 am

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Oooohhh you are making me so hungry. Those prawns look fantastic!

Comment by Rita — May 12, 2011 @ 6:44 pm

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bien cocido??? did the argentinian want to kill you?

hahahah

Comment by max — May 12, 2011 @ 8:53 pm

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Haha I love that cow/steak picture. That just seems cruel. No cheese or meat? Goodness girl what do you eat? (probably healthy stuff – good for you!)

Comment by Lindsey — May 13, 2011 @ 2:10 pm

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I love your photos so much, Kyle. And I can not wait to see what you do with Andi’s wedding tomorrow!

Comment by Ceri — May 13, 2011 @ 5:11 pm

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