Framed Fuego Volcano from Antigua Guatemala

Volcán Fuego is such a show off, always fuming and erupting to keeps us on our toes. Some times it growls so load that the windows and the house vibrate and shake. At night, often it gives a vibrant red lava show. I’m telling you, this volcano is quite the performer. Wish you were here to see it now.

4 Responses to "Framed Fuego Volcano from Antigua Guatemala"

RedWillow says:
March 29, 2014 at 9:41 am
Rudy, Beautiful photo! I especially like how you’ve brought key elements that define Antigua to this picture. I see the outline of the city’s amazing architecture, cascading vegetation, and the suggestion of a door on the left. I love, too, how the outcropping of the building on the right takes your eye right to the clouds and then the volcano. I love your photos and I’m so glad I found your website. I just returned from my first too brief visit to Antigua. I’m planning to go back next winter. I’ve already learned so much from your site in just the few days I’ve been looking through it. Thank you! –RedWillow
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1. Rudy says:
  March 30, 2014 at 9:57 am
  Thank you so much Red Willow for the awesome feedback. I am glad you like it. I recommend you subscribe to receive the updates via email. The sign up form is on top of the sidebar.
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El Canche says:
March 31, 2014 at 5:09 am
Very apocalyptic! The Fuego eruption looks a bit like an atomic mushroom cloud and the picture seems to be taken from a dark place…even if it is like a colonial terrace in early morning. Who says photography isn’t art! Influences of Turner!
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Eric says:
April 2, 2014 at 9:06 am
Me too! Wish I were there to see the showing-off, that is…. 🙂
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Framed Fuego Volcano from Antigua Guatemala

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