Street Portraits, Page 7

Portraits of Strangers: The Violin Player

Many years ago I shared a portrait of a rugged violin player. This was one of the first portraits of strangers I …

Believe it or not, often during the photo walks, people ask some of the photographers to take a picture with them. Here …

In a constant basis I add new portraits to my ever-growing series “Guatemalans.” Of course, abuelitas are well represented in the series. …

So what are rellenitos pues? Rellenitos (little fillings) is the name given to a food made from plantain dough which is molded …

How would you caption this picture? We all have different approaches to documenting the quotidian life in the cities we happen to …

Oh Guatemalans, we are a weird, confused bunch. How do we celebrate a birthday, well instead of playing marimba music, we hire …

Believe it or not, this Winter has been so harsh for the people living in North America that even Santa Claus felt …

Cariño is a very versatile Spanish word; it can mean honey as ven cariño, come here, honey, or sweetie and darling; it …

Oh boy oh boy, today I bring you a portrait of a little boy that works the streets of Antigua Guatemala. He …

We continue the series Portraits of Strangers with the picture of an interesting Brazilian artisan. Someone mentioned that before people in Antigua …

“Ladrón que roba a ladrón tiene mil años de perdón” Who can help translating this Spanish saying into English? Let’s continue the …

Even in black and white the dresses of the Maya women of Guatemala are so colourful. Especially so when accompanied with happy …

For my part, I promise to share more portraits of antigüeños, more black and white photography, more photographic series, at least ten …

Here’s the most recent addition to the series of portraits of strangers on the streets of Antigua Guatemala. Mother and daughter enjoying …

Here’s another entry to my street portrait series. This time I share with you the portrait of the jardinero, gardener, of the …