I can believe it’s been over a year since I last posted a picture for the fun series: Antigua Makes Me Happy. Today I share a portrait of Emily, a Spanish student enjoying her time in Antigua Guatemala, framed within two windows against a typical yellow wall. Enjoy!
People walking in front protruding windows with forged metal crate that enclosed pots with evergreen plants is as typical vista of Antigua Guatemala as the volcanos views from terraces, don’t agree?
It’s been a while since I posted an entry in the Doors & Windows category. Today I bring you one of the windows found on 5a avenida norte, better known as Calle del Arco, at the white house knows as Casa de los Leones. I hope you will enjoy the quotidian life vista as well … Read more
Nearly four thousands days ago when I started Antigua Daily Photo, I focused a lot on the architecture of Antigua Guatemala. Of course, my graphic design background influenced a lot how I approached the photography of architecture. I guess it is time for another mini-series about the Moorish baroque architecture of La Muy Noble y … Read more
Today I am sharing a simple street view of Antigua Guatemala. It’s been a while since I posted a street view and I used to it quite often. One thing I have always done though, it’s making sure the pictures include people. Also, notice how narrow the sidewalks are on my streets of Antigua Guatemala, … Read more
This rare double-door arched doorway is found in Calle del Arco. This picture of the double door archway makes a perfect addition to the Take a photo tour through Doors & Windows of Antigua Guatemala category. To top it off, there are also four arched windows or balcony doors. Vistas like this one are part … Read more
I don’t know about you, but I really enjoy taking strolls during sunset and early evening in Antigua Guatemala. The mixture of the natural light and the artificial is phenomenal and even dramatic after one can only see spotlights illuminating certain aspects of the renaissance/baroque architecture of Antigua Guatemala. Before sunrise also works for me, … Read more
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. That’s certainly the case for the window above. This is not everybody’s cup of tea, you know.
After having spent a slow afternoon going over every little piece at the “Los Desaparecidos” Exhibit (The Disappeared) now showing at the Compañía de Jesús Building, I needed a place to seat down and meditate. I don’t think I am going to be at peace for a while. 🙁