Strong Rain and Lighting Storm in Antigua Guatemala
On the last day of September we experience one of the heaviest storms of the season. There was rain flying in every …
On the last day of September we experience one of the heaviest storms of the season. There was rain flying in every …
This picture was captured during one of my recent private photo walks. I like the texture of the portón [doorway], wall and …
It’s almost time to harvest one of the best coffees in the world. Make sure you make room in your kitchen.
Raw milk anyone, anyone? You know in Canada and the United States, raw milk is a political issue. In Guatemala, raw milk …
This week I had the opportunity to lead another private photo walk through the villages of San Pedro Las Huertas, San Gaspar …
Within two weeks the harvest time will commence around Antigua Guatemala for corn. Normally, maize is harvested from the end of October …
Men of Maize Revisited! “There was consensus and it was decided to bring the purple maize, the yellow maize, the red maize …
Guatemala 1 Monsanto 0 Guatemala repealed the ‘Monsanto Law’ pushed by the United States as part of the “free” trade agreement. The …
Here are the two main ingredients for chuchitos, the Guatemalan corn tamales wrapped in maize husks. Here I caught Jennifer, grand daughter, …
Today we see the work another wood artist, a wood carving artisan from Antigua Guatemala. Still surprises me how open and friendly …
Here’s your Spanish word of the day: Polilla or moth in English. The polilla was the artist in this apolillada beam of …
This picture was made during the most recent photo walk that I lead on Saturday. Some of the techniques of street photography …
How about you? Can you share with us what are the things that you like about Guatemala.
I present to you the the güisquil root, a Guatemalan seasonal delicacy. The güisquil, Sechium educe, is usually the dark green pear …
Did you guys know that the slogan for La Antigua Guatemala is “La ciudad de las perpetuas rosas”? That’s “The city of …
Honestly, I don’t know why we still celebrate Independence Day in Guatemala. What we should be doing is putting a classified in …
Here’s another long exposure photograph from Antigua Guatemala. How would you caption this picture?
This portrait of a Guatemalan man wearing the flag of Guatemala on his face was taken within two feet from him at …
Here’s another long exposure image capture to register the movement of this guitarist hand movement. This is another instance where movement can …
Today I had the opportunity to taste several Syrah/Shiraz wines from different regions of the world and catch up with many of …
Come on everyone, share with the rest of us what do you think are the key ingredients necessary for turning any breakfast …
Here’s Guatemala’s National Anthem in English in case you want sing along next time you hear it. Happy Guatemala, may your altar …
I am guilty as charged: I don’t show enough movement in Antigua Guatemala. To fix that, I will begin a series of …
Even though we have experienced a drought in Guatemala since the canícula, heat wave, on early July, that has brought terrible consequences …
Another crop that I have found on my walks through the hills on the skirt of Volcán de Agua is coffee. These …
Often times I wonder why Guatemalans have this absurd fascination with the chicken buses, or camionetas as we call them here. I …
I enjoy talking to and interviewing the campesinos I encounter on my morning walks on the hills of the skirt of Volcán …
So, what shade of blue is the Guatemalan flag, come on, are you going to tell us? I learned that in parvulitos …
Here’s your Spanish word of the day: Burbujas or bubbles. Such simple game to play with kids and adults alike in Antigua …
We continue our focusing on rustic door knobs and knockers with this new version of the typical, simple and functional colonial style …