This is one of the two bus stops in San Miguel Escobar, 1 kilometers separates the two bus stops. Even though San Miguel Escobar is only a district, Zona 6 to be precise, of Ciudad Vieja, this community has strong identity and festivities around the Archangel Saint Michael, observed on September 29. Furthermore, where San … Read more
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Take a photographic tour around the Parque Central through these posts: Chilling around Parque Central Listen to the alluring singing of the mermaids of Parque Central Colors and Sunshine from Guatemala
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The Ruins of San José El Viejo parish in Antigua Guatemala. This parish was built in 1749. Nowadays, these ruins are used as a venue for weddings and social events. Today I share with you an eye candy treat from my morning photo walk. I really enjoy how the ruins just pop up during my … Read more
Morning light is always beautiful in Antigua Guatemala, don’t you agree?
Take a photographic tour around the Volcán de Agua through these posts: Antigua’s Cathedral and Volcán de Agua Winter Sunrise over Volcán de Agua Close-up of Volcán de Agua’s Crater
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I noticed this group of trash collectors taking a snack break during my morning photo walk. I normally walk on the side of the street with shade, so my camera is set manually expose for the sunny side of the street. So, I took a couple steps forward and stopped, without looking at change the … Read more
What do you think happened next? I want to hear your thoughts.
For obvious reasons, this was the quietest and more solemn Independence Day celebrations that I have ever experience in Guatemala. Other than a few speeches, the day went by just like any other day.
