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Pawl-Frederico Photography

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Uruguay
Ciudad Vieja
Pawl-Frederico Photography

Cultural photographer capturing moments in time with wildlife, indigenous cultures, and local people. I consider myself a Cultural Photographer.

Capturing the world and its places and inhabitants in an intimate fashion. Member of Oregon Professional Photographer's Association

18/04/2026

The Hotel Carrasco began in 1912, however, building was suspended for 9 years due to WWI. It was finally completed and opened in 1921. Still operating today under Sofitel management, it is an Official Historical heritage landmark in Uruguay.

17/04/2026

The lighthouse at Punta Carretas.

16/04/2026

Street food at the absolutely massive Sunday market Féria de Tristan Narvaja.

15/04/2026

The Plush-crested Jay (Cyanocorax chrysops) is a striking, social bird from central South America, known for its dark blue back, black bib, pale yellow underparts, and a short, stiff crest of feathers. It can mimic not only other birds but also other animals!!

31/03/2026

Reus al Norte - the original Jewish neighborhood of Montevideo. Uruguay still has a vary active and thriving Jewish population, but most have moved to areas like Pocitos and even to Punta del Este up the coast.

29/03/2026

The Leonel Viera bridge, linking the cities of Punta del Este and La Barra, is what is known as a “stressed ribbon” bridge. Cool to look at, but pretty freaky to drive because you cannot see anything until you get to the top of the curve. This would NEVER work in a highly traveled area. It was a bit unnerving.

28/03/2026

Nothing like capturing a perfect sunrise in Punta del Este! Known as the Monaco of South America, a rare place on the continent where one can capture a sunrise and sunset in the same town. Sunrise over the Atlantic and sunset over the River Plate.
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27/03/2026

Casa Pueblo, Punta Ballena, Uruguay. Built by Uruguayan artist, Carlos Páez Vilaró, who lived in it most of his life. It was designed to evoke impressions of Santorini.

Interesting fact: his son, Carlos Páez Rodríguez, was one of the 16 survivors of the 1972 Andes plane crash with an Uruguayan soccer team.

26/03/2026

The South American Gray Fox is quite a beauty. This one even gave me a little smile for my trouble. Fun Fact: Introduced to the Tierra del Fuego region, they were brought in to help control the European rabbit population.

25/03/2026

Ok. I know what you’re thinking. Why does this animal have a carrot in its mouth? Well, that’s not a carrot, it’s his ORANGE TEETH!! Allegedly they are orange due to oxidized enamel. The other strange fact is its name. This animal is a Nutria, which comes from the Spanish word for otter as it is semi-aquatic. They are native to South America, but were introduced to North America during the fur trade. We even have them here in Oregon.

23/03/2026

The Church of Paria. This abandoned church was actually never completed. It is not completely known why, but the theories are the intervention of WWI, the church refusing to consecrate it due to occult and Masonic symbols, and mysteries surrounding the area. Whatever the reason, it is a sight to behold.

22/03/2026

I Know I’m Beautiful!
South American Sea Lion waiting for his close-up.

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Ciudad Vieja

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