Caldera is a port town in Chile’s Little North in the Región de Atacama with around 14,000 inhabitants. It was officially founded on September 23, 1850. Worth seeing are the church of San Vicente de Paul from 1862, the Playa Bahhía Inglesa and the Grotto Padre Negro, which was decorated with biblical motifs by Father Velasquez in 1978. In the streets around the town you can of course also find urban art and graffiti. Here are some images photographed by world traveler CHRIS AMES.
Photographer: CHRISTIAN AMES
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