Deep in the central jungle of Peru there is a coffee farm called Enamórate! (the Spanish imperative "Fall in love!"). The owner of the farm is a smiling Peruvian named Juan Carlos, who wears a jaguar tooth through one ear and welcomes volunteers from all over the world to pick coffee, discover waterfalls in the jungle and share some of their culture with him. The volunteers live with the rhythms of the earth and the farm is abuzz with languages, laughter, and coffee-fueled conversation.
The sun rises over Enamórate in the Selva Central, or central jungle region, of Peru
Christian, a Brazilian volunteer, picks coffee in the morning
Alfredo, a volunteer from Peru reaches through the branches to collect the fruit
Christian relaxes in the afternoon
Juan Carlos weaves a bracelet
Emélie and Arnault, two French volunteers, relax in the upper level of the "chacra" ("farm" in Quechua)
Juan Carlos smiles at a waterfall in the jungle
Christian and Jesús weave bracelets in the chacra
Jesús and Huaykitcha wait to catch a ride into town
Alfredo and Christian pass the coffee berries through a machine to separate the seed from the husk
In addition to coffee the farm grows various herbs
Christian, Alfredo and Luciano take a break from afternoon work
The workers at lunch
Juan Carlos and Arnault sing on the upper level of the chacra
Christian, Gaspar and Jesús sell jewelry at a festival in Huancayo
Juan Carlos with his wares at the festival
Hiram, a volunteer from Puerto Rico, rakes coffee beans out to dry in the sun
Alfredo and Jesús hitchhike to the nearest town, Pichanaki
Juan Carlos roasts the coffee beans
Christian cools the roasted beans before grinding them