It’s been a while since I shared black and white photography from Antigua Guatemala with you. Here’s a portrait of Enid, a very cheerful girl I met on the street of Antigua Guatemala. Enjoy!
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Dramatic lighting can make any bar look amazing. I thought so the first time I saw the rum cellar at Casa del Ron in Antigua Guatemala. I say it again here with this wonderful bar display at Charleston in Antigua Guatemala.
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The beauty of street photography is how it allows us to capture split second slices of daily life that otherwise would go unnoticed in our comings and goings, don’t you agree?
Here’s your illustrated Spanish word of the day: Sombrero for hat. We came across this sombrero vendor on Calle del Arco while leading a street photography walk around Antigua Guatemala. I have a solid set of techniques and approaches to street photography that I share with those who want to learn how to make candi … Read more
Here’s our illustrated Spanish word of the day: Cava for cellar. This cellar at Casa del Ron in Antigua Guatemala is one of the site we often photographed as part of the Antigua Photo Walks. Would you like to capture interesting images of the lesser known parts of Antigua Guatemala? If so, join me at … Read more
Ah look at all the thirsty people! Where do they all come from? All the thirsty people; where do they all belong?
Even during the rainy season, one can sunbathe comfortably in the morning and afternoon. Here we have a an elder couple taking a short sunbath and watching people go by at the same time. This is the kind of vista one gets to see while walking around the villages of Antigua Guatemala.
Guatemala’s National Telephone Company was so bad that land lines only represent less than 5% of all the telephone lines in Guatemala. On top of that, it used to be so expensive and with waiting periods of years to get a telephone line. Lucky us that cellular telephony came to be and soon enough Guatemala … Read more
This is the end, beautiful friend This is the end, my only friend, the end Of our elaborate plans, the end Of everything that stands, the end No safety or surprise, the end I’ll never look into your eyes, again… There are now 4,032 posts in the archives of AntiguaDailyPhoto, organized neatly in reverse chronological … Read more
This is consecutive daily post number 4,031. Tomorrow we will be observing the 11th anniversary of AntiguaDailyPhoto on May 1st. We continue with miniseries of street photography slices of daily life through out Antigua Guatemala. Of course, Plaza Mayor or Parque Central as we normally call the main square of Antigua Guatemala has to be … Read more
One more entry for the 5-day countdown to the 11th anniversary of AntiguaDailyPhoto on May 1st with the miniseries of street photography slices of daily life through out Antigua Guatemala. This is not the first time I share the urban street style of young Maya people, which is quite interesting to look at the juxtaposition … Read more
Once again, we continue the 5-day countdown to the 11th anniversary of AntiguaDailyPhoto on May 1st with the miniseries of street photography slices of daily life through out Antigua Guatemala. Many of the people who work in the businesses of Antigua Guatemala actually live in the surround villages and municipalities, such as Ciudad Vieja and … Read more