Antigua Guatemala has gorgeous wall textures everywhere, making it the quintessential destination for lifestyle photo sessions that produce some of the most instagrammable pictures, such as this portrait of Anouk against this saturated red wall texture.⠀⠀⠀Bring home beautiful photographs of you and your loved ones taken in the magical and charming town of Antigua Guatemala … Read more
Today I share with you a portrait of Giovanna against green wall texture. I really like the color contrast between her attire and the wall texture. This wall is among the most popular walls in Antigua Guatemala.⠀ Take home colorful photographs of this magical and charming town at the most photogenic spots by booking a … Read more
Verdurous walls covered with lush wall creepers or bougainvillea plants are quite common in the gardens of Antigua Guatemala. Take a photographic tour through Guateflora archives for an overview of the most common plants that can be found in the Antigua Guatemala.
It’s been a while since our last post on the Guateflora series. Our daily life vista is framed by the plant called Cisus here for Parthenocisus inserta, and I believe Virginia creepers in English.
You know, 12 years ago when I started Antigua Daily Photo, there weren’t as many wall textures as they are today. I believe many more people are opting for having a wall textures instead of painting twice a year. What are your thoughts regarding the textures of Antigua Guatemala?
Here’s another typical vista of daily life from Antigua Guatemala; someone looking for work, another person going to work. I don’t know when people decided to make these doors at an inhabited house on 6a calle poniente into announcements boards, but as far as I remember, there always flyers, banners and announcements posted here.
I shoot these informal street photos, using mostly available light and some fill-flash, perfect for those seeking a professional street photographer to document their trip in a natural style, whether candid and/or posing in ‘A day in the life of’ style photoshoot…
Here’s another quotidian vista from Antigua Guatemala that includes the classic ladder, wall textures and hand-made sign of Tienda de Doña Gavi, a popular spot for photographers and travelers alike. Guess what is the woman doing on the ladder.
It’s a delight to walk around a city we so many beautiful textured walls. This wall is one of my favorites. You can find it on 6a avenida norte. Which wall texture is your favorite?
As I was saying a couple of days ago, you could taking a walk by any given street of Antigua Guatemala when all of a sudden you come across a ruin, a church or a building that just blows your mind. Enjoy!
Starting on May 1st, I look up to sky and ask, “is the rainy season over yet?” I do this the first days of the following months. It’s a tortuous exercise, I know, like every one else as well, that only until November, maybe, the answer will be yes. Well, it doesn’t hurt to ask, … Read more
As I have said many times before, the color the best describes Guatemala is green. If you have ever visited La Antigua Guatemala during the rainy season, you know already how virescent and lush gardens and walls are in Antigua Guatemala. I don’t think I have profiled enough verdant walls just yet, so stay tuned … Read more
Check out the new decorative spot lights on the side wall of the cathedral building in Antigua Guatemala. The restoration works of the cathedral ruins are looking better and better all the time. Soon I will share with you the new look of the 2-meter wide side walk built as part of the restoration process. … Read more
It never ceases to amaze me the creative decor pieces people hang on their walls and corridors in Antigua Guatemala. These little baskets with Guatemalan dolls can be found on the walls of a very popular diner. What do you think?
During the Secrets of Antigua Guatemala photo walk I often encourage people to go inside every restaurant, hotel, shop, cultural center, et cetera, to get an idea of what the former houses and homes looked like inside not long ago. If you fail to this, you leave Antigua Guatemala with only 20% of the beauty … Read more