In today’s photo I managed to share with you two of the most iconic landmarks of Antigua Guatemala: El Arco de Santa Catalina and Iglesia de La Merced. Also, two of the most common colors: Yellow and blue. All bathed with the warm morning light of the Winter season. I hope you like it. By … Read more
During the dry season, when there are less clouds in the skyline, one can really appreciate the continuous eruptions of Volcán de Fuego. This framed vista of Fuego erupting was made during a recent photo walk where I was sharing some of my best spots to photograph the hyperactive Fuego volcano.
As I mentioned earlier this week, the temperate Winter season in Antigua Guatemala comes with gorgeous light in the morning and afternoon as well as comfortable temperatures, mostly between 15ºC/60ºF and 25ºC/77ºF. Would you like to hibernate in Antigua Guatemala?
This house is the newest textured wall found in Antigua Guatemala. As I have said before, because the high levels of humidity in and around La Antigua Guatemala, residents have to paint the exterior walls often, sometimes in a yearly basis. Often with a new paint job, a new color is used and after so … Read more
The temperate Winter season in Antigua Guatemala comes with gorgeous morning light and comfy temperatures between 10ºC/50ºF and 25ºC/77ºF. Canadians and people from the US who live in states bordering Canada love to hibernate in Antigua Guatemala; wouldn’t you?
Well, it looks like in 2021 the Christmas decorations will put away much sooner than under normal circumstances. Just yesterday I shared what the Christmas lights in the shape of wings looked like and today they are gone.
For this Christmas season, Calle del Arco was decorated with Xmas lights in the shape of angel’s wings. This is what they look like during the day. You can imagine how enchanting Calle del Arco looked during the blue hour and night time. If I get a chance, I will do a follow up post … Read more
With this photograph of the Parroquia de San José Catedral framed through one of the arches of the Palacio del Ayuntamiento we conclude a short tour through the sights of the volcanoes surrounding La Antigua Guatemala. Let us know which one is your favorite.
Fuego volcano puffing about rooftops is another typical sight from Antigua Guatemala. Fuego volcano could make this photograph better if it had give us an eruption, even a tiny one, don’t you agree? Nevertheless, I still like the play of light and shadows at the frontispiece of this rooftop.
The two obvious elements of what make this typical sight of Antigua Guatemala are the Acatenango volcano and the cupola. The less obvious, yet as important is the gorgeous light we often have in Antigua Guatemala at the margins of the day. I hope you enjoy this image as much as I did making it!
Let me take you in a photographic tour through some of the sunset cloudscapes found in the photo library of AntiguaDailyPhoto. Enjoy! Baroque architecture at sunset Sunset and Fuego Volcano Antigua’s Style Lamp Silhouette
During a recent photo walk, I was teaching how to use leading lines effectively to guide the viewer’s eye towards the subject when this couple actually noticed me and gave us a few smiles. That’s Antigua Guatemala for you, a place where total strangers are happy to give smiles and good vibes to passers-by.
As I have mentioned before, often when people think of tourism to Antigua Guatemala, they think of foreigners travelers who visit Guatemala while in reality the largest number of tourists who visit our colorful colonial town come from other parts of Guatemala. Today I share with you a photo of a group of Guatemalan tourists … Read more
… We don’t talk about ####. I am hopeful for 2021 and I believe the world will be a better place, poco a poco, slowly but surely. What are your thoughts about this brand new year?
I wish y’all a new year full of light, creativity and love. If you would like to get a gorgeous print from any of the photographs from this week, simply tap on the photo to be taken to my Wall Art Print Gallery. I would be honored to have one or more of photographs as wall … Read more