
Rainy Season Vistas from Antigua Guatemala
La Antigua Guatemala is a very small town, less than one squared mile, about 10 blocks in the longest dimension. You could …
La Antigua Guatemala is a very small town, less than one squared mile, about 10 blocks in the longest dimension. You could …
Who can come up with a creative caption for this picture? Or what kind of story does this image tells you? Also, …
Aren’t you glad you are human? This means that you can see more shades of green than any other predator in the …
This a typical vista during the dry season, normally November through April. This year however, this is the sort of vista one …
As clockwork the rains arrive with May. Soon we will see sompopos, leaf-cutter queen ants, will arrive as well. I have plans …
Here’s another take on the cathedral taken from the municipal building. If you recall, I am taking a certificate course on the …
Wishful thinking, yeah, I know. Anyhow, let us hope these are the last days of the rainy season 2013 which has been …
This is the typical picture looking west of the mornings in Antigua Guatemala after a night of heavy rains. I hope you …
Here’s a typical vista from the mornings around Antigua Guatemala during the rainy season. As you can see, clear skies with some …
Believe or not, there are some benefits to the rainy season in Guatemala. For one, because the rainy season engulfs the hot …
That’s right, I said THE rainy season, or invierno (winter) as most people call the rainy season in Guatemala. I thought of …
Colorful rubber boots are in style in Antigua Guatemala. These stylish and fashionable boots can be found inside the mercado, market. Of …
Yes, this is the rainy season in Antigua Guatemala. If you have followed AntiguaDailyPhoto for a while you would know that I …
This year the rainy season has been fabulous so far. Crystal clear skies and sunny mornings to mid-afternoons with some light rains …
Whoever claims that you can not find rich saturated colors during the rainy season in Antigua Guatemala is lying to you. Don’t …