
Corner Yellow House from Antigua Guatemala
This yellow house is also one of my favorite corners in Antigua Guatemala. I often bring photography enthusiasts taking my photo walks …
This yellow house is also one of my favorite corners in Antigua Guatemala. I often bring photography enthusiasts taking my photo walks …
Can you believe that it was on May 4th, 2006 when I first shared with y’all a corner of Antigua Guatemala. Since …
As you take strolls around Antigua Guatemala you may encounter corner doors and windows; have you seen them? If so, which is …
What do you think happened next? I want to hear your thoughts.
Here’s your illustrated Spanish word of the day: Esquina for corner. This yellow corner is one of my favorite corners in Antigua …
Okay, here’s a little challenge for you guys. Who can tell me which corner this is, I mean what street and avenue …
Here’s your illustrated Guatemalan Spanish word of the day: Tienda for convenience store. Tiendas are so common in Latin America and Antigua …
Believe it or not, it’s been over a month since I last saw one of these colorful buses in the streets of …
Antigua Guatemala is served by so many different police officers: Here are the one that come to mind right away: Policía de …
At the early stages of Antigua Daily Photo I used to share many photos from corners of Antigua Guatemala. I still do, …
During the next 30 days I will try to show highlights of the themes and photographic subjects I have been sharing with …
If you want to blend in Guatemala, make sure you dress with lots of color. Neutral colours do not work in Guatemala. …
Honey, where are we? I don’t known let me check the map against the street signs. Oh shoot, sorry, mi amor, I …
At the end of the rainy season one begins to see this tissue paper kites being sold in tienditas, small town convenience …
You don’t have to give your soul to the Devil as as Robert Johnson did at the crossroads to enjoy the quotidian …
If I had a penny for each yellow arch in La Antigua Guatemala! Well, if Arturo can experiment with contrasts in black …
According to Foursquare, I hold more mayorships than anyone in La Antigua Guatemala, including the current elected Mayor, Dr. Vivar. 😉 So, …
Today’s photo and Colonial Church Ruins Within My Fingers were the result of fortunate accident. Let me explain. I was playing around …
It looks like I am not the only one who enjoys photographing corners. Here I captured a fellow photographer who was photographing …
Oh how I wish I could capture in images the feelings, the energy and the tranquil atmosphere one gets while strolling around …
Detalles, details, detalles. Take a corner window, add a forged iron crate and a few plants and you have transformed a boring …
According to the statistics only 67% of the population has Internet access in Guatemala (source somewhere in elperiodico.com.gt or prensalibre.com.gt), but by …
If you can have a corner window, why not have a corner door, really why not? Can you tell me why doorways …
I will let you in a little secret: I was caught taking the photo of the watchers (the guard and the photographer) so I pretended I was not taking their photo, but rather they were actual visual noise on my attempt to capture the street lamp, the stop sign and the roof detail. It worked, they continued their voyeuristic activities and so did I. Boy oh boy, the things I do for you guys!
Anyhow, I really like the rhythm of the image above. I like all the different actions of the people, almost totally unaware of the camera. Honestly, I am very happy with this particular photograph. I feel it captures, very well, the essence of an usual street scene in La Antigua Guatemala. For those of you who visited this colonial town, what is your opinion?
Obviously what they sell there has not influenced my appreciation for this wonderful light-blue, celeste in Guatemalan Spanish, corner. I simply liked the light hitting the building and the tourist walking by that afternoon. Also, I like the geometry of the white stripes, the Joyería del Ángel sign and the lamp. You will have to excuse the white sky in many of the photos taken during the rainy season; not much I can do.
If I walk around Antigua Guatemala and photograph all the street corners, I could do a series for a long while just …
La Antigua Guatemala has many window corners like this one, a window that opens to the view of both streets. Also, another …
The ruins of San Agustín, located on the corner of 7a avenida norte and 5a calle poniente, are the most recent ruinas …
This picture was made during a photo walk where I was teaching how to compose a photograph using symmetry and color contrast. …