Oh market days in Antigua Guatemala and it’s never-ending supply of fresh vegetables and fruits all year round. If you like fruits, smoothies and licuados, there is no better place to live than La Antigua Guatemala. Follow the white rabbit to » photographic tour of the many fruits available in Antigua Guatemala.
La Antigua Guatemala is a very small town, less than one squared mile, about 10 blocks in the longest dimension. You could walk from one edge to the other edge in less than one hour. So, where do you find this curved street? Follow the white rabbit to » many more rainy season vistas from … Read more
As I have written before, I really enjoy sharing my approach to photographing strangers and seeing how other timid photographers dramatically transform from being shy to really conquering their fears and making beautiful candid authentic slices of life and portraits of strangers from a single session of an Antigua Photo Walks. I believe I have … Read more
As I have asked before, how can two simple musical instruments playing uncomplicated and repetitive rhythms create a profound, hauntingly, bewitching and fascinating musical experience? How can Guatemalans explain to other people the spiritual fibers that are touched by the fragile and high-pitched notes of the chirimilla flute and the heartbeat thumps emanating from the … Read more
Do you know what’s the meaning of the word Alameda? Would you like to know how many alamedas we have in Antigua Guatemala? How about seeing some pictures of the other alamedas? If so, as always, follow the white rabbit. Follow the white rabbit to » a few more entries about the alamedas of Antigua … Read more
Well, this story can make anyone go postal. It turns out that the Canadian company running the postal service for Guatemala did not get their contract renewed and they literally closed down the entire postal service overnight until the government pointed out that in the contract they signed they had agreed to continue providing the … Read more
I don’t know if it is ecological consciousness or lack of budget funds, but I am seeing more cops on bicycles around Antigua Guatemala. What’s your take on using bicycles for policing the streets of Antigua Guatemala? Follow the white rabbit to » a few more entries about bicycles in Antigua Guatemala.
The sight of smartphones next the Mayan textiles is quite common now in Antigua Guatemala. For better or worse, Mayas taking selfies is also becoming more prominent. I have been covering the advancement of cellular technology and smartphones in Antigua Guatemala since 2006, check out the entries about smartphones found in the archives. Follow the … Read more
I don’t recall if I have mentioned it before, but Cookies is a great little cafe to meet people or indulge oneself with coffee and cookies or a great dessert, as we can see in this picture. ¡Buen provecho! Follow the white rabbit to » a few more entries about cake and dessert options in … Read more
Compare to Mexican tostadas, Guatemalan tostadas are simpler, yet they are delicious. The most popular tostadas are made out of frijoles or black beans, salsa or tomato sauce, and guacamol or avocado sauce as shown in the picture. Yet you can also find tostadas of carne, meat and even chow mein tostadas. Of course, the … Read more
I believe it is impossible to eat a Guatemalan enchilada without breaking it before the last bite, don’t you agree? Follow the white rabbit to » a few more facts about Guatemalan enchiladas and tostadas.
You know you’re in Guatemala when your breakfast omelette comes with black beans and fried plantains, right? Follow the white rabbit to » A photographic tour of the breakfast entries on AntiguaDailyPhoto.
We’re fortune to have a rich and abundant coffee culture in Antigua Guatemala, don’t you agree? Follow the white rabbit to » A photographic tour of the coffee entries on AntiguaDailyPhoto.
Follow the white rabbit to » A photographic tour of the fountains in Antigua Guatemala.
