March 2014

Color Palette: Blue

It’s been a while since I updated the color palette category and since there are so many house now with new paint …

Here are some the notes from the talk “Las Sirenas de La Antigua Guatemala” by Dr. Miguel F. Torres that I attended …

Volcán Fuego is such a show off, always fuming and erupting to keeps us on our toes. Some times it growls so …

A bakery is not the place where you would expect to listen to live music, right? But, then again, you probably haven’t …

I met these smiling German-Guatemalan couple at Palacio de Los Capitanes while they were chit chatting and absorbing all the good vibes …

As I mentioned in my personal blog, things have changed quite a lot since I went to high school in regards to …

Jocón is basically a Guatemalan tomatillo-cilantro sauce; although we use the word miltomate instead. We also have another word for cilantro in …

I still believe that after walking, riding a bicycle is the best way to get around town. Now, who knows where was …

During the dry season Antigua Guatemala goes through a lot repairs and paint jobs. In my opinion, the paint jobs are to …

This is the façade of the humble parish of Antigua Guatemala, parroquia in Spanish. You have probably seen it while walking around …

Okay, it’s your turn to caption this photograph. What are your thoughts?

The question should be, when was the last time you visited San Juan del Obispo? If the answer is not recently or …

Salpicón is a meat salad; that is right I said meat salad. It is made of minced beef, onion, tomato, mint, chile, …

This photograph was made with 8mm fish-eye lens with only manual controls for aperture and focus. This type lens adds a lot …

“I am telling, it should be here according to this map of Antigua Guatemala, but I just don’t see it,” he said. …