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#SouthAmerica

1,150

posts · 30d

86

users

38

posts / day

13.4

posts / user

-8% vs last week

#SouthAmerica is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 86 people shared 1,150 posts with it — around 38 a day. Activity is down 8% versus the previous week, peaking on Jul 20 with 58 posts.

#SouthAmerica posts per day (last 30 days)

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Posts with #SouthAmerica

The World in Bloom

@simonecannon.bsky.social

A glasswing butterfly alights on a heliopsis, Mindo rainforest, Ecuador, Dec 2021. Glasswings look fragile but they can carry up to 40 times their own weight #glasswing #butterfly #inaturalist #ecuador #rainforest #mindo #insects #heliopsis #southamerica #wildlife #jungle #naturephotography #nature

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Mamady

@mamady.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

Sunrise at Volcán de Fuego where the morning light projects a perfect shadow as this very active volcano erupts (once every 20 minutes or so) into the sky. #Photography #Nature #Mountains #Guatemala #Travel #SouthAmerica #Volcano

43 140 2191

Luis Cordoba Photographer

@luiscordoba.bsky.social

Thunder of Iguazú Three powerful chutes carve through the Argentine jungle The river’s earthy hue meets the intense green and constant mist. Nature in its rawest form 🇦🇷 #iguazu #waterfalls #argentina #nature #travel #rainforest #geology #jungle #landscape #southamerica #river #luiscordobapharchive

Iguazu Falls in Argentina, one of the seven natural wonders of the world, offers an immersive and intense experience, with 80% of its 275 waterfalls located within Iguazu National Park. The Argentinian side allows visitors to hike through the Misiones rainforest, get up close to the imposing Devil's Throat, and experience the raw power of the water from upper and lower walkways. Vertical landscape photograph capturing three distinct, powerful water chutes at Iguazú Falls, Misiones, Argentina. The cascading water exhibits a prominent earthy brown or coffee-like hue due to sediment and organic matter from upriver swamplands. Intense green subtropical foliage surrounds the flow, while a persistent mist and spray fill the atmosphere. Focus on the geological power and the chromatic contrast between the silty water and the vegetation. Optimized for geological, hydrological, and South American ecotourism indexing

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Luis Cordoba Photographer

@luiscordoba.bsky.social

Southernmost pulse Weathered fishing boats anchored in #Chile extreme south, where the cold sea meets the snowy Andean peaks. Patagonian #spirit #travel #patagonia #fishing #landscape #adventure #southamerica #harbor #mountains #exploration #wild #photography #luiscordobapharchive #eastcoastkin

Horizontal landscape photograph capturing the southernmost Chilean harbor. Small, weathered, colorful fishing boats (reds, blues, white) are anchored in choppy grey-blue water. In the background, a large, snow-capped Andean peak rises prominently beneath a dramatic, cloudy grey sky. Low-lying brown vegetation covers the shoreline. Natural, available light emphasizes textures. Normal focal length perspective. Optimized for Patagonian geography, maritime industry, and Chilean Andes ecological indexing.

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Animals Of World Photo FHD 8K 📸 🎬

@animalsworldall.bsky.social

2 21 124

Patrick Kapty

@patrickkapty.bsky.social

Effigy figure mold-made ceramic, pigments c. 300 BCE - 600 CE Jama-Coaque culture Ecuador #handmade #ceramic #effigy #jamacoaque #ecuador #warrior #sanisidro #spiritual #funeral #religion #belief #death #precolumbian #prehispanic #ancientart #art #southamerica #culture #sculpture #ancientsculpture

This phenomenal ceramic figure you see here is a part of the Jama-Coaque tradition from 1,400-2,300 years ago! While much of the culture remains elusive, their powerful ceramic figurines tell their stories to us today.

The Jama-Coaque people have an interesting history. They lived in modern-day Ecuador from around 550 B.C. until the Spanish conquered the area. However, they existed in different phases due to a volcanic eruption from the Guagua Pichincha volcano around 90 C.E. The volcano destroyed the area. Still, the culture endured and re-emerged 300 years later with the same craft traditions persevering. They are best known for their mold-made ceramic effigies depicting human figures such as warriors (like this one), hunters, musicians, and religious figures. The main center was San Isidro, which may indicate significant importance in reestablishing their civilization, whether it was because of the religion, region, or economy. These people could have passed on the center’s importance through oral histories and mythologies. These oral histories held the memory of the Jama-Coaque people.
The majority of these mold-made figures are interpreted to represent the shamanistic rituals and practices. The stylized figures depict vivid regalia such as textiles, jewelry, and large headdresses. Some figurines emphasize dynamic movement with kinetic adornments, such as nose rings. This warrior depicted shows an amazing costume with facial jewelry and a weapon, much like a Macuahuitl. It appears to be a club with five nodules on each side; presumably, if modeled after the Macuahuitl, each nodule was made of fine obsidian knives.
While we don’t see the pigment in the statue depicted here. Like other statues of this time, we can assume that it was painted to depict a life full of color, texture, and even sound! These important objects, like these ceramic molds, were passed down to be used almost as an heirloom, connecting history and generations.

8 43 302

@underthebigtop.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

World, it is a clear message, don't trade with #America . Now trade with yourselves. #cdnpoli #auspol #uspoli #EU #Japan #China #Asia #Africa #SouthAmerica #boycottusa

5 44 269

Patrick Kapty

@patrickkapty.bsky.social

Seated Ruler with Pampas cat ceramic 250-550 CE Mochica culture Peru #ancient #ancientart #mochica #culture #peru #ancientamericas #precolumbian #prehispanic #southamerica #handmade #ceramic #seatedruler #pampascat #figural #art #sculpture

6 38 226

mollygagne11-63.bsky.social

@mollygagne11-63.bsky.social

Hello=) Orchidée- Colombie...Beauté naturelle! #Photography #Photographie #Flowers #Fleurs #Orchid #Orchidée #PhotographersOfBleusky #Colombie #FlowersPhotography #Photo #AmeriqueDuSud #SouthAmerica #Garden

Orchidacées, plus connues sous le nom d'orchidées, forment une grande famille de plantes monocotylédones. C'est une des familles les plus diversifiées, comptant plus de 25 000 espèces, réparties en 850 genres. Beautés naturelles!

3 10 162

Mamady

@mamady.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

Take a peak at the moon 🌗⛰️ #Photography #Patagonia #Mountain #Travel #Nature #Chile #SouthAmerica #LasTorres #Moon

2 9 211

Humberto Do Lago Müller

@lagomuller.bsky.social

Making dyes Chinchero, Cusco, Peru #traditional #AlphabetChallenge #colors #WeekMForMemories #humansofbluesky #fotografia #photography #culture #travel #streetphotography #southamerica

1 11 140

Humberto Do Lago Müller

@lagomuller.bsky.social

Atacama sunset San Pedro de Atacama, Chile #fotografia #photography #desert #wilderness #mountains #volcano #pordosol #clouds #adventure #nature #southamerica #travel #landscape #stunday

2 13 135

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