Ruinas de San Agustín are the most recent ruins open to the public. For now the entry is free to wander through these ruins. Make sure to explore them next time you visit Antigua Guatemala. It’s been a few months since I shared a black and white photograph from Antigua Guatemala with you. Today I … Read more
Not only is Antigua Guatemala a colorful destination, perfect for vibrant lifestyle photo shoots, this colonial city also has its fair share of monochromatic spots ideal for black and white photo sessions as well. Of course, most clients ask for my vibrant and colorful portraits from my Antigua Photo Shoots, yet some clients appreciate the … Read more
Today I share with you a typical rainy season vista taken during one of my recent Antigua Photo Walks. In this particular photo walk we we hunting for pools of water found after the heavy rains to capture some reflections of the iconic images and landmarks of Antigua Guatemala. Tap to see the full size … Read more
Today I share with you a black and white vista of the arches inside the former cathedral ruins. Enjoy!
Today I shared with you a black and white vista of the circular patio of the Convento de Las Capuchinas. Enjoy!
Antigua Guatemala has so many enchanting cafes that provide so many photo opportunities. Today I shared with you a street portrait of a stranger: A woman wearing white cowgirl boots and a black and white outfit waiting for her smoothie at Union Cafe Antigua.
It’s been a couple months or so since I last shared black and white photographs from Antigua Guatemala with you. Today’s photo is a candid capture of brief gathering of nuns at Portal de las Panaderas. Interesting enough, they were already wearing black and white attires.
You talkin’ to Me? She reminds me of Travis and she’s not even a Taxi Driver. Always follow the white rabbit through the rabbit hole. Cheers!
Today’s photo of la encantadora de palomas, the pigeons enchanter, was made during a street photography walk where I was teaching other photographers my approach to capture the decisive moment as well as how to frame your street shots for maximum impact. I hope you like it as much as we did.
One of my favorite photographic approaches for Antigua Guatemala is using the hundreds of arches found in the city as creative frames, such as this image captured inside el Antiguo Colegio de La Compañía de Jesús. Of course, since most of the frame was monochromatic, I decided to capture it in black and white to … Read more
Today, I share with you a photograph showcasing the human scale versus the architectonic scale made at the Palacio del Ayuntamiento during an architectonic photo walk. I hope you enjoy it.
One of my favorite genres of photography is architecture and that is probably why my private architectonic photo walks are so popular. I mean, the pairing of photography and the astonishing baroque of architecture of Antigua Guatemala make for such fun and breathtaking photo experiences.
At the end of a private photo walk where we capturing the magnificent architecture of Antigua Guatemala we encountered an Argentine woman with her dog at the exit of Ruinas de las Capuchinas. Almost the entire scene was monochromatic, that’s why I decided to photograph it in black and white. I hope you like it.
Honestly, I wonder how they do it, how can they keep balance while walking so the hats don’t fall all over.
In general, Guatemalans are pretty good at keeping their face masks outside of our homes. But every once in a while, one must take a brief break from the mask, especially if there is no one around, don’t agree?