Morning Vista of Pilas de Santa Clara with Volcán de Agua
This vista of Lavaderos of Pilas de Santa Clara, washbasins, better known as Tanque de la Unión, with the towering colossal Volcán …
This vista of Lavaderos of Pilas de Santa Clara, washbasins, better known as Tanque de la Unión, with the towering colossal Volcán …
The skyline view to the south of Antigua Guatemala shows us the colossal Agua volcano; literally towering above the city. One never gets tired of the volcano vistas. Enjoy!
Even during the rainy season that spans from May through October we are fortunate to have lots of sunshine most mornings and …
The rainy season is bringing lots clouds in the mornings and throughout the day as well as lots vibrant green in all …
My favorite time for walks, photo walks and photo shoots is the morning when everything is more peaceful and the volcanoes skyline …
I am always looking for creative ways to frame the towering volcanoes surrounding Antigua Guatemala. Today, I shared framed photo of Volcán …
Take a photographic tour around the Volcán de Agua through these posts: Antigua’s Cathedral and Volcán de Agua Winter Sunrise over Volcán …
Welcome to the New Normal! When you look at a vista like this one of Volcán de Agua towering at end south …
Here’s your Guatemalan Spanish word of the day: Amanecer for sunrise. I know I have been warning you guys about Winter’s coming …
Here’s a close-up vista of Volcán de Agua’s Crater as seen from San Pedro Las Huertas, Antigua Guatemala. Enjoy!
Lenticular clouds, Altocumulus lenticularis, are stationary lens-shaped clouds that form at high altitudes, normally aligned perpendicular to the wind direction. Lenticular clouds …
It’s good to see the natural drains for Volcán de Agua sort of clean since the rainy season will soon begin discharging …
On January 21, Under the name of Subida por la vida, there were over 8,000 people climbing Volcán de Agua (Water Volcano) …
Wow, time flies by; I just realized I have not shared a wallpaper with you since the Earth Day Wallpaper From Antigua …
Without the least intention of bragging (sure, Rudy, whatever you say), I would like to share with you our window view from …
Yesterday’s shot of the Arch of Santa Catalina was taken from the South looking towards the North, with the main dome of …
It is quite obvious that when one lives in the land of the eternal spring, one would like to have a nice …
Here’s another wallpaper for your desktop as an appreciation for a donation someone made today towards the hosting bills. Thanks! I know …
This photo is for the benefit of Lessie and others who have commented about the mountains in the background in some of …
If you would like to decorate your home or office with images of Fuego, Agua or Acatenango or give a special gift, get high quality prints from your favorite photographs found in my gallery of the colossal volcanoes! TAP to see all the volcano pictures.
Yesterday we took a look south to see the colossal Volcán de Agua towering over the colonial city of Antigua Guatemala. Today …
I never get tired of sharing unique and different perspective of the volcanoes surrounding Antigua Guatemala. Today, I am sharing a south …
July 25th is the Day of Saint James, Día de Santiago, the patron saint of Antigua Guatemala, formerly known as Santiago de …
It’s been over a week of stormy weather with skies completely covered. In fact, we have barely seen, if at all, the …
Here’s the typical vista of Arco de Santa Catalina framing the Volcán de Agua taken during the blue hour during a rainy …
We continue our terraces overview with a southern vista of Volcán Agua from another terrace found on Calle del Arco. The more …
Volcanos, triangles and stars are the two most often motifs found on the Central American republic flags. The Central American Federation flag …
Well, it looks like the nice Summer weather in Antigua Guatemala has waved goodbye. As I type these words, we are getting …
This November 1st, I will be leading a fabulous and unique photography workshop and photo walks to document the giant kites plus …
If I may say so myself, what a magnifican photographic tour of the volcanoes Agua, Fuego and Acatenango you can find in the nearly ten years of archived posts of AntiguaDailyPhoto; check it for yourself and let me know your thoughts.
I have very good news. The dry season has arrived. As you may already know, I believe the dry season is the …
Aren’t you glad you are human? This means that you can see more shades of green than any other predator in the …
Here’s another panoramic vista of volcanoes Agua, Fuego and Acatenango during the sunset of this delicious canícula or heat wave, which in …
Last week we did a mini series on campesinos and the milpa fields located on the skirt of Volcán de Agua. Today …
Let me share with you this image of Volcán de Agua taken from the village of San Gaspar Vivar at the mid-point …
This is what the natural drain canals for Volcán de Agua look like once the rainy season is under way and the …
A year ago we went to Café Sky to celebrate a friend’s birthday and all of a sudden I glanced to my …
Well if the panoramic view of one volcano is astonishing, the view of two volcanoes, Fuego and Acatenango, is breath-taking, especially at …
Volcanoes and clouds have a harmonious relationship. Often you see volcanoes surrounded by clouds. It looks like volcanoes have magnetism which attracts …
As close as we are to Fuego and Acatenango Volcanoes, Volcán de Agua (Water volcano) is the one you see almost at …
Elsewhere in La Antigua Guatemala, there is all kinds of Independence activities, similar to what I showed you last year. Today and tomorrow will be filled with patriotic sounds coming from the many students school bands and their parades, as well as the many Independence marathons which carry the patriotic fire in their torches back to their communities and villages. I will try to get at least some different shots of the activities, if work allows it. In the meantime, you can get a feel for the festive and noisy atmosphere we live now in La Antigua Guatemala by checking the entries below.
We continue with “the sign fetish” and today’s turn is for La Tienda de Doña Gavi sign. Believe it or not, this tiny store is one of La Antigua Guatemala landmarks and it’s located on the street behind the Cathedral. Doña Gavi sells all kinds of organic stuff in this cozy shop including avocado ice cream. If you come to Antigua, you must visit this shop. If you don’t trust my recommendation, read the On the Road Travel recommendation below:
Believe it or not, the McDonald’s restaurant in La Antigua Guatemala is very nice place to meet for coffee with friends and …
Volcán de Fuego (“Volcano of Fire”) is an active stratovolcano in Guatemala. It is close to the city of Antigua Guatemala. It …
In the background you can see Water Volcano (Volcán de Agua) which is to the south of the city. In the foreground …
After so many years, probably decades, Starbucks Coffee was able to open their first coffee house in Antigua Guatemala; it is the …
Finally the cold and windy days of the dry season have arrived. Now we can see more clearly the constant eruptions of Volcán de Fuego and the skyline with the volcanoes towering over the towns of Antigua Guatemala and Ciudad Vieja is more… TAP to see the full size photo.
Up on the hills of San Pedro Las Huertas, the largest village of Antigua Guatemala one finds fields of maize and other …
Guatemalans are wearing masks in all public spaces, indoors and outdoors, even as in trails in nature, such as seen here where …
Things will get better, stay safe, stay strong, stay tele-connected with loved ones and stay actively creative. Take advantage of all the …
I came across this girl taking a picture of her friend while leading a photo walk around Antigua Guatemala. I believe my …
De La Gente NGO has put together a different and more down-to-earth coffee tour by involving the small plot farmers who belong …
Over two years ago, I shared with you the new look of the square right across from the temple of Ciudad Vieja. …
Another crop that I have found on my walks through the hills on the skirt of Volcán de Agua is coffee. These …
I enjoy talking to and interviewing the campesinos I encounter on my morning walks on the hills of the skirt of Volcán …
Up on the hills of San Pedro Las Huertas, it is rising the monastery of Hermanas Clarisas among fields of maize and …
A quick visit this Sunday to Santa María de Jesús, the municipality south of Antigua Guatemala and the highest community on the …
Once again, we can blame NYChapin for today’s photo of panoramic vista of corn fields around Antigua Guatemala. This is about 2.5 …
Blame NYChapin for today’s photo of a forest area among the milpa fields. This is about 2 miles up the hills of …
Don Alejandro, 78, has four cuerdas [1/6 of block equals 1 cuerda] on communal or municipal land where he grows maize and …
Another common sight of the #RealGuatemala around Antigua Guatemala is the peasants on their way to work their land. This is especially …
Ask yourself, when was the last time I visited Ciudad Vieja? If it’s been a while, perhaps it is time to put …
Sure, often I bring you mundane vistas or things like signs, street stamps and whatnot. This is after all, a website that …
It had been a while since I visited Ciudad Vieja, the town about two miles from Antigua Guatemala. I was surprised to …
This photos was taken on the outskirts of Volcán de Agua where many people have milpas and orchards. Besides the obvious corn …
… at least not for these campesinos who every day take their horses up to the rolling hills of Volcán de Agua …
Living in La Antigua Guatemala is such a trip because you get to see and experience different eras and lifestyles all at …
On the first day of AntiguaDailyPhoto, May 1, 2006, I shared with you a School beauty contest parade with Volcán de Agua …
The colossal volcano that stands to the south of Antigua Guatemala is known at present as Volcán de Agua, but before it …
La Antigua Guatemala is still working in becoming the first digital city in Central America. The first try which included a WI-FI …
A simple image with lots of green and a touch of red, similar to our beautiful Quetzal; Guatemala’s ultimate symbol for freedom. …
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As the new figures and images keep pouring in it becomes obvious that the tropical storm Agatha has caused more damages in …
The 2009 rainy season that officially began on April 24 is now over. Nevertheless, before the end, we received 1″ (over 25 …
In Guatemala exists a near monopoly of bottled water called Salvavidas; surely you remember the photo of the pile 5-gallon jugs known …
Can you have too many shots of La Antigua Guatemala’s volcanoes? I think not. This one was taken from the rooftop view …
The view above of Volcán de Agua is from our studio’s window and balcony. I said before, in many listings for rent …
Colorful Guatemala, I tell you, colorful Guatemala! Si ni los mismos guatemaltecos logramos entender la complejidad cultural en la que vivimos… —Ale …
Nowadays, even fast-food restaurants are creating up-scale spaces within their premises. That’s the case of McDonald’s in La Antigua Guatemala that turned …
Day one of year four. On the first anniversary of La Antigua Guatemala I shared my goal with you: My idea was …
There is really not much to say about the panoramic view of La Antigua Guatemala you see above. Except, perhaps, I can …
It looks like our neighbors from up north are making history. Good for them and us! 😉
And in front of the door that I hadn’t crossed in so many years, I remembered the small key, short and round, …
The house where my girlfriend (Esperanza), our three cats (Lolita, Camilo and Tito) and I live has windows facing south and west. …
Churches serve as terminals from which processions depart or arrive. Churches also serve as home-base for all the brotherhoods of cucuruchos and sisterhoods. Churches also put their best face for the Holy Week and many get a paint job and/or restoration works in the weeks prior to Semana Santa.
With this photo we wave goodbye to Semana Santa and to Holy Week’s processions. I was told the last procession, the Resurrection (Resurección) procession comes out on Easter Sunday (today) a 6 a.m. and its back in the church by 10 in the morning.
The best time of the year to visit La Antigua Guatemala, or Central America for the matter, is now. The months of …
Since Nuno set the mood for church photos for this Friday, November 3rd, here I do a follow up photo of yesterday’s …
Twice before I have mentioned that fences are alive around Antigua. Here you can see two coffee plantation, one each side of …
It is Sunday and I figure, a nice mellow and tranquil image might be the recipe for a slow day. I want …
Antigua’s backstreets, originally uploaded by rudygiron. If you find yourself on the outskirts of Antigua, for sure you will be next to …
Since many of you might still be under lockdown or quarantine regulations [that’s the case in Guatemala] and traveling is still out …
For nearly a year AntiguaDailyPhoto has been providing a daylight live webcam with a panoramic vista of the volcanos Agua, Fuego and …
Last night, Guatemala and Mexico were hit by an 8.2 earthquake at 10:49pm local time. It was quite long, over 3 minutes …
As promised, here’s a similar vista of volcán Agua covered with clouds brought by tropical storm Franklin. In only a few hours, …
The first time we “officially” drunk coffee in Guatemala was in 1743 for the celebration of the conversion of the Catedral de …
In Antigua Guatemala we woke up to this sunny and gorgeous panoramic vista of the volcanoes Agua, Fuego and Acatenago with a …
This year the rainy season has been fabulous so far. Crystal clear skies and sunny mornings to mid-afternoons with some light rains …
Last night was the night. Thor, the hammer-wielding god associated with thunder, lightning, storms, oak trees, strength, the protection of mankind, and …
I just love it when photographs walk or ride into my viewfinder. Better yet, when they even call on me to take …