Travel-World Photography
The folder labelled Part 2 contains a taxi trip to the famous Christ the Redeemer statue, a bus trip to view city life and the people living there, good dining, and a dip into the water on Cococabana Beach.
Rio de Janeiro- Part 2
Our taxi driver that took us up to Christ the Redeemer
An older, nice building up in the hills
View back down towards the city
Stairs to reach the top
The Christ the Redeemer.It actually looks bigger from a distance.
Poster with notations what is seen from this spot
Old photo from the construction, completed in 1931.
The statue from the back side
Viewing platform, with the city covered in fog below
View of Rio de Janeiro towards the East
MaracanĂ£ Stadium seen through the haze.Present capacity 107 000 spectators (about 205 000 in 1950).
Illustates a problem: No space to put up new buildings
The harp player greeting us as we entered the restaurant
Preparing ribs
We enjoy a very good meal
Very juicy meat
Apartment blocks as viewed from our sightseeing bus
Traffic scene
Sidewalk life
Lady with her sales trolley
Pineapple in a wheel barrow (why not?)
Sleeping during a lull between transport jobs
Three guys in a good mood
Friends
Looking out the car window towards our bus
Enjoying icecream
Sweet girl in a fancy, old-fashioned dress
All cities have their street artists
An escaped wiking?
Street scene I
Street scene IIAfternoon rush at 5 pm
Street scene III
Ad for Bradesco full-service bank(and nice 28 degree temperature)
Restaurant serving churrascaria - grilled meet on a scewer
The meet was sliced off at your table
Very jucy piece of mest
Ready to enjoy.You could order as many servings as you desired.
Desserts
Back on the street, Sonja found a flower to put up in the hair
Writing post cards on a chess table in a park
A house within the large building?
Hotels along the Cococabana
Couple on the way to the beach
A seller of pants of all colors
The Brazilin flag was a common sight
People relaxing in the sand, while the ocean fog is drifting in
Sonja getting her feet wet in the South Atlantic
Petter was knocked down by the wave seconds after the photo