Framed Head in Compañí­a de Jesús

Framed Head in Compañí­a de Jesús

Back to the Compañí­a de Jesús building to see the photo exhibit Punto de fuga by some of my favorite photo journalists: Sandra Sebastián, Moisés Castillo and Andrea Aragón. Since I had promised to come back to this magnificent example of antigüeño architecture and show it to you, I took a few more shots. This window ‘National Geographic’ frame is the first of this mini-series or the continuation of the Compañí­a de Jesús building series. Either way, let me know what you think of it. Boy, La Antigua Guatemala is so full of these wonderful vistas.

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  • http://LIFEANDTIMES patsy poor

    the window frame looks like a picture frame. nice.

  • Dina

    Gorgeous-would love to buy some of your outstanding captures….

  • http://chandlerdailyphoto.blogspot.com/ melinda

    How cute – I had to look for it a second before I found the little head peeking out – nice pic!

  • maggied

    I’ve had a great time tracking down the daily photos (after a day of Sp. classes). It’s a new adventure every day! However, I might get stuck a few days at the Compañía de Jesús building! The exhibit was something to be seen more than once, and will see the movie “Wetbacks” (4:00) tomorrow. As usual, thank you for your site. (I’m beginning to think of you as my personal tour guide!)

  • http://yahoo Coltrane_lives

    A fun photo. Like Melinda,I too almost missed the head peeking through the frame.

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  • Donna

    Not only do you take beautiful photos but you are funny too!

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