Dare Devil Rivisited
Sometimes it feels as nothing ever changes in La Antigua Guatemala. Other times, it feels as if the colonial city is rushing …
Sometimes it feels as nothing ever changes in La Antigua Guatemala. Other times, it feels as if the colonial city is rushing …
A simple image to show you the public street lighting on one of the streets surrounding the Parque de la Unión.Boy, I …
Because the high levels of humidity around Antigua Guatemala, people have to paint their walls often, sometimes in a yearly basis. Not …
It’s been a while since I published an entry in the Lamps category. Even more distant is the time I published a …
I wonder what’s the fascination with faroles, lamps, that we have here in AntiguaDailyPhoto, I mean, come on there are 24 pages …
We finish our little mini night photography tour with this simple image of a red wall and sign illuminated by a lamp. …
I am with MO with regards to how electric wires become visual pollution, especially in colonial Antigua Guatemala. However, I have tried …
Guess, just a simple guess… Do you recall the place on the images? If so, what were you doing there? text and …
Not much to say about this simple image, except I really like the light peeking through. Also, I like the play between …
I promise to stop whining about the rainy season and its washed and gray skies if I am allowed to capture a …
How many people are required to change a light bulb? a whole crew and a truck with basket if the light bulb …
The things one must do to earn a living. 🙁 So what’s the guy doing all the way up there? Good question …
I just love the dry season that goes from late October to late April in Guatemala, also known in Guatemala as Summer …
Greed and ambition do not know of any limits. That’s how we got ourselves into the present economic crisis… sure the free …
Details, details, details. There are so many different street lamps or faroles, as they are known in Spanish, in La Antigua Guatemala …
Details, details, details. I also believe that, some times, details are like opportunities: you blink and they are gone. So you always …
I said it before, but I repeat it now: I could go on forever photographing the never-ending supply of signs around Antigua. …
I wonder if the blue cap you see on top of the lamp’s pole is actually a sensor to turn on and …
I know I have a problem… what can I say, I like to photograph shadows. Shadow Casting Lamp and Before Sunset in …
Sol Latino is a band that plays mostly Andean and Latin American music. For a long time Sol Latino wonder around the different venues and bar/restaurant circuit in La Antigua Guatemala. Eventually, they managed to get an investor to open up a restaurant-bar so they could have their own stage where to play every night. La Peña de Sol Latino became their home base; thus, they needed to wonder no more.
I will let you in a little secret: I was caught taking the photo of the watchers (the guard and the photographer) so I pretended I was not taking their photo, but rather they were actual visual noise on my attempt to capture the street lamp, the stop sign and the roof detail. It worked, they continued their voyeuristic activities and so did I. Boy oh boy, the things I do for you guys!
Have I told you about my sign fetish… I don’t know if a cure exist for this sing disorder, but for sure La Antigua Guatemala signs do not help; there are SO MANY of them.
Do you know the etymology of fetish? If not you can find in this site… go happy h
The quality of the sunset light during the winter months in La Antigua Guatemala is the best of the year. Almost anything you photograph has this warm feel. If you are in Antigua now, click away like crazy. Even a simple shadow can be warmth, don’t you think so?
Obviously what they sell there has not influenced my appreciation for this wonderful light-blue, celeste in Guatemalan Spanish, corner. I simply liked the light hitting the building and the tourist walking by that afternoon. Also, I like the geometry of the white stripes, the Joyería del Ángel sign and the lamp. You will have to excuse the white sky in many of the photos taken during the rainy season; not much I can do.
In Guatemala the rainy season brings the rainbow season too. The rainy season in Guatemala wets the months or May through October, …
Basically, the first ladies want to promote strategies in favor of the women of the region. If you ask me, this sounds to generic and broad to be taken seriously as a plan to better the situation of women in Central America. They could’ve taken a look at my entry of Guatemalan Women & Killer’s Paradise for two concrete campaigns for their agenda: The elimination of violence against women and solid plans to end the femicides and to bring the killers to justice. But then again, this would not be a suitable agenda to discuss for some fine first ladies while drinking the best coffee of world while staying at the only five stars hotel in La Antigua Guatemala, right?
The sign above is at entrance doorway of the Colegio Mayor de Santo Tomás de Aquino, School of Saint Thomas, and you …
Wow, it is incredible how fast time goes by; it seems like last week when I posted a photo of Antigua’s street …
A detail shot of Antigua’s street lighting. For sure, function and beauty do not have fight each other. Here you can see …