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Salar de Uyuni is a world-famous area of Bolivia. The extremely dry land is flat and white and covered with salt from the earth. Many visitors visit the special place each year. Eleven-year-old Piter Condori takes photos of visitors standing on the salt flats and places a small dinosaur in a part of the frame. He does it in a way that makes it look as if the toy is running toward the people.

The white sand permits the boy to play with perspective. In other words, he can make the people look small and the toy look large. He also uses things like an empty glass bottle to make it look as if the visitors are being poured out of the bottle. Piter charges the visitors, or tourists, a little bit of money for each photo. At the end of each day, he takes home about $15 to help his family pay for food or to help his brothers and sisters buy toys.

Food prices have shot up recently, making it harder for Piter’s family to buy everything they need. Piter’s father, Diego, works in the salt business. “We didn’t even have enough money to buy food,” Diego said, noting that it was hard for his business because of the COVID-19. Piter’s mother sells handicrafts(手工艺品) to the salt flat’s visitors. His brothers and sisters help, too. Diego said his family had a small amount of money saved. But that money ran out during the last two years. “We have dedicated ourselves to working in tourism as a family,” Diego said.

The Condori family is the same as many others in Bolivia. The South American nation depends strongly on tourism. 2,000 people who work in tourism have asked the government to remove some COVID-19 related restrictions(限制). One Bolivian tourism organization said visitors have decreased by 90 percent.

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