This night vista of Pilas de Santa Clara, better known as Tanque de La Unión, was made as part of a recent Night Photography Workshop where we capture the dramatic lighting of the Spanish colonial architecture of Antigua Guatemala…
Did you know that nacimientos, pesebres or Nativity were first introduced to the American Continent through the city of Antigua Guatemala by …
Here’s another wall art photograph of the main dome of Iglesia de La Merced decoration piece to hang in your home or …
Today is the last day of the mini series the discovery game of this week. Each day I shared an architectonic detail …
Two more days to go with the discovery game of this week. Each day I will share an architectonic detail from Antigua …
Let’s continue with the discovery game of this week. Each day I will share an architectonic detail from Antigua Guatemala and you …
Let’s continue with the discovery game of this week. Each day I will share an architectonic detail from Antigua Guatemala and you …
Let’s play a discovery game this week. Each day I will share an architectonic detail from Antigua Guatemala and you tell me …
Here’s your illustrated Spanish word of the day: Barroco for baroque.
Here’s your illustrated Guatemalan Spanish word of the day: Cúpulas for cupolas or domes.
For 297 years what we now know as Guatemala was part of Kingdom of Spain and there’s plenty of proof about it …
Look for the emblem of the Catholic Kings of Spain in this architectonic detail of the former Colegio Tridentino.
This is one of the two sundials I have encountered in Antigua Guatemala. One is located on 4a avenida norte and the …
There’s only one spot in the entire city where you can find all three iconic elements, mermaids, lions and a Santiago in beautiful composition; I often take photography enthusiasts and photographers to this spot during my Antigua Photo Walks as part of the photographic exploration of this enchanting town; make sure to join me in a photo walk next time you visit Antigua Guatemala…
