Show Navigation

Step and Repeat I

Q'allaqasa, the citadel of Inca Písac lies atop a hill at the entrance to the valley. The Inca's agricultural terraces are still in use today. They enabled them to produce more food than would normally be possible at 11,000ft. The narrow rows of terraces are thought to represent the wing of a partridge (pisaca). Pisac, Peru, 2008

Add to Cart Download

Filename: Drawing-Parallels-Quintin-Lake-Page-088.jpg
Copyright: © quintinlake.com
Image Size: 2912x4368 / 7.1MB; www.quintinlake.com; Description Peru Place South America Travel architectural architecture drawing parallels structures
Contained in galleries: Peruvian Structure, Drawing Parallels: Architecture Observed | Prints

Q'allaqasa, the citadel of Inca Písac lies atop a hill at the entrance to the valley. The Inca's agricultural terraces are still in use today. They enabled them to produce more food than would normally be possible at 11,000ft. The narrow rows of terraces are thought to represent the wing of a partridge (pisaca). Pisac, Peru, 2008