View of a typical suburb in the district of Barrios Unidos. The suburb lies within a level two estrato. Consequently, the neighborhood is relatively poor by western standards. Colombia has six estratos defining economic and social classes. Level one is the lowest and defines destitution while level six is wealthy and is similar to upper class in first world nations. Level five is comparable to middle class in the western world.
Pictured is Avenida Septima in the Colombian city of Bogota, circa 2002. Avenida Septima in Bogotá, Colombia is a...
Pictured is the Santamaría Bullring and nearby Park Towers near Bogota’s CBD. The bullring is still used for bull...
Bogota city in Colombia has a network of canals that for part of the city’s drainage system. Some canals...
The Colombian National Capitol, also known as the Capitolio Nacional, is a building in Bogotá, Colombia. It serves as...
Primate Cathedral in Bolivar Square is a Roman Catholic cathedral. It has been built a number of times since...
Rosales is known for its high-end shops and boutiques, catering to the upscale and affluent residents of the neighborhood....
View from a walkway looking at La Esperanza in the suburb of Sauzalito. The building to the right is...
Monserrate is a mountain in Bogotá, Colombia, rising to over 3,000 meters above sea level. It is a prominent...
