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 to capture symmetrical images of the windows and doors.
This yellow house is also one of my favorite corners in Antigua Guatemala. I often bring photography enthusiasts taking my photo walks to capture symmetrical images of the windows and doors.
Can you believe that it was on May 4th, 2006 when I first shared with y’all a corner of Antigua Guatemala. Since then I have shared dozens of corner through the years. Take a photographic tour through the many interesting corners of Antigua Guatemala.
As you take strolls around Antigua Guatemala you may encounter corner doors and windows; have you seen them? If so, which is your favorite corner window or doorway?
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 Guatemala. I often bring photography enthusiasts taking my photo walks to capture enchanting images of the city. To the east of this corner also begins Alameda Santa Rosa; my favorite alameda street in … Read more
Okay, here’s a little challenge for you guys. Who can tell me which corner this is, I mean what street and avenue converge at this corner. One more thing, notice the corner door. This is something found often in Antigua Guatemala. Which other corner doors have you seen?
Here’s your illustrated Guatemalan Spanish word of the day: Tienda for convenience store. Tiendas are so common in Latin America and Antigua Guatemala is no exception. Often you can find several convenience store in a block. I don’t think 7 Elevens [US] or Oxxo stores [MX] will take a hold in Guatemala as the tienditas … Read more
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. Would you like to know why?
Antigua Guatemala is served by so many different police officers: Here are the one that come to mind right away: Policía de Turismo, Policía Municipal, Policía de Tránsito, Policía Nacional Civil, and… what am I missing?
At the early stages of Antigua Daily Photo I used to share many photos from corners of Antigua Guatemala. I still do, but with less frequency. If you want to take a photographic tour through the many corner found in the archives of AntiguaDailyPhoto, follow the link below. Follow the white rabbit to »
During the next 30 days I will try to show highlights of the themes and photographic subjects I have been sharing with you over the last ten years. I remember that for a while I share many of corner vistas of Antigua Guatemala. If done right, you can place many different elements in the same … Read more
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 don’t know where we are because there aren’t any street signs at this corner. Let’s try again in the following corner or we can ask some antigüeños for directions. I wonder how many … Read more
At the end of the rainy season one begins to see this tissue paper kites being sold in tienditas, small town convenience stores, the mercado (market) or even on the streets. If you don’t know the symbolism of the kites around Día de Muertos, go search the archives. 😉 #GUATEGRAMS photo exhibit in NYC aside: … Read more
You don’t have to give your soul to the Devil as as Robert Johnson did at the crossroads to enjoy the quotidian corner life in La Antigua Guatemala. Just take your guitar, your camera or your sketch pad to capture the lonely and bored municipal transit police selling parking permits, the old man on the … Read more