This picture was taken by me with a common digital camera from the sun gate on top of Machupichu, Perú, and the house that appears is one of the five reconstructed houses of the royal yard, but i pick that for the photo because is the one that receives the first sunbeam on summer's mornings, just on a stone table in the middle of the hall passing by the eye of the sun gate, so we can imagine that Incas receives the sun on different houses on spring, summer, fall and winter. About this, the archaeologists think they got a different leader on each station of the year decided by god (sun). It was taken on last summer, specifically on february.
I like this photo very much because it represents something that I felt when I was there. That machupichu is not a ruin, it's most like an abandoned city. I also like this photo because when I see it, I can remember all the view that I had around and all the parts I visited that day.
