Portrait of Happy Guatemalan Children
I wonder what’s going in and around Antigua Guatemala, there is way too many cheerful people on the streets. I promise I …
I wonder what’s going in and around Antigua Guatemala, there is way too many cheerful people on the streets. I promise I …
The negotiation. Of course, you already know who won. This is one of my favourite pictures from today’s private photo walk. We …
Smiles, big smiles, that’s something that I really enjoy about roaming the streets with a camera in hand. Sometimes I look for …
This boy opening the big red lamina portón just as I approach the end of the street is just one of the …
Kids will be kids, here and everywhere. I enjoy seeing them smile, laugh and playing care free without a worry in the …
Tomorrow AntiguaDailyPhoto will be celebrating 8 years of daily multimedia updates from and around Antigua Guatemala. Come and celebrate and let us …
Here’s your Spanish word of the day: Civismo I caught this slice of life of kids from primary school being thought civics …
If you visit Guatemala, one thing that will be common everywhere you go are the smiling faces. Here I captured the typical …
Contact Juan Pablo Romero Fuentes or Gary Jepson to learn how you can help Los Patojos. In the meantime, read about what …
Did you know that Guatemala once had both an English and Spanish-speaking Black community? The latter group, known as Garifuna, arrived from …
As I have mentioned before, Guatemala’s school year begins in January and end in October. Another interesting fact about Guatemala’s educational system …
Today I will let you guys caption this picture. I am excited to read what creative stories you guys can come up …
Instead of buying stuff, these two musicians decided to play and sing some Christmas carols for a group of shoe-shiner boys who …
Since the night of December 15, there have been sightings of Joseph and Mary’s quest for shelter around the streets of La …
I believe that Guatemala’s Children’s Day, Día del Niño in Spanish, is a great opportunity to reflect on the needs of children …