Ever wonder how the grass on all of the Inca ruin terraces stays so well-groomed? I caught one of the elusive Inca lawn mowers on camera as it set to work trimming the grass on one of the terraces of an Inca ruin along the Inca Trail. Do you see the ancient staircase that the Incas would have used in order to bring their crops from one terrace to the next? Although this one has been tagged for research purposes, wild alpaca/ llamas may be seen grooming the ruins both along the Inca Trail and at Machu Picchu.
Author: Nathan Bush Wedding Photography
My name is Nathan Bush and I am a loving husband, an avid world traveler, an adventurer, and an off-road and Jeep enthusiast. I began my serious journey into photography in the mountains of Patagonia Argentina where I fell in love with the wilderness world. My passion has taken me to Iceland, Alaska, Peru, Argentina, Belgium, the Netherlands, and countless National Parks.
A good friend once told me I should combine my knack for beautiful landscape photography with capturing the details of their wedding, so I decided to dive right into the challenge. It has been quite a ride from there, and thus today, my passion for photography has evolved to capturing the raw candid emotion and intimate moments involved in wedding photography.
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Remarkable photo! Just beautiful )
Thank you very much, Victor. Funny thing about nature photography… it took me about 30 minutes and 25 photographs (lots of patience) to get this photograph. Finally, it turned and looked at me.
Thanks for viewing!
Nate
nice shot of the lawn mower!
Thank you, Katharine!
I can just imagine the look on my cat’s face when I introduced this to our back yard. They are so friggin’ cute. Looks she is saying “yeeessss??? Can I help you?”
Hahaha really? Cute? They tend to spit…just warning you! They are pretty cool creatures though.
A natural lawn mower it is.. 🙂
I would love to have one in my fenced-in back yard… I’ll never have to mow the lawn again!