April 2009 – Page 2 – AntiguaDailyPhoto.Com

The Arch of Santa Catalina

Somehow, I manage to do everything backwards, on purpose, or not. See El Arco de Santa Catalina is the most famous landmark …

Thanks to Michele and Eddie, two loyal readers of AntiguaDailyPhoto.Com, I actually came to La Antigua Guatemala during the Holy Week. We …

In my quest to bring to you ‘new’ vistas of the same ‘old’ places around La Antigua Guatemala, I present to you …

Oh yes, I had also forgotten to mention the superabundant crowds that you will find in La Antigua Guatemala during the Holy …

It doesn’t matter if the processions in the villages and communities around La Antigua Guatemala are more authentic, more kitsch and with …

click, click, click, click click click, clicks, click. See, if it does NOT matter how much effort I put into documenting the …

Interestingly enough, Erick was commenting yesterday how impressive was to see the massive float make a U-turn as he was watching the …

The Holy Week in Guatemala is a full five senses overwhelming experience. As you follow the processions all five senses are bombarded …

Last year, on March 15th, I first introduced you the Broom-head Romans soldiers; I believe it was Domingo de Ramos or Palm …

You normally see men carrying the big heavy processional floats or andas as they are known in Guatemalan Spanish. You can browse …

Some people have traveled the world over just to be present for the world-famous Holy Week in La Antigua Guatemala. Some people …

Peak-a-boo! Boy, today was for sure a good day to be on a tree since the land kept on shaking all day …

Okay, this is the last photo of the Holy Week preparations series. This emblematic yellow house known as Hotel Aurora has now …

As requested by many readers of La Antigua Guatemala Daily Photo, here are the new parking/entrance fee regulations of La Antigua Guatemala. …

Since I showed you, just the other day, how the façade of house from La Antigua Guatemala was being repaired and painted …