Volcán de Agua and Antigua House Colors
Take a photographic tour around the Volcán de Agua through these posts: Antigua’s Cathedral and Volcán de Agua Winter Sunrise over Volcán de Agua Close-up of Volcán de Agua’s Crater
Take a photographic tour around the Volcán de Agua through these posts: Antigua’s Cathedral and Volcán de Agua Winter Sunrise over Volcán de Agua Close-up of Volcán de Agua’s Crater
Would you like to see more coffee photos and learn more about the coffee from Guatemala? Take a photographic tour through these posts: Maya Woman Harvesting Coffee Coffee Trivia from Guatemala What Makes Coffee from Antigua Guatemala So Incredible
I noticed this group of trash collectors taking a snack break during my morning photo walk. I normally walk on the side of the street with shade, so my camera is set manually expose for the sunny side of the street. So, I took a couple steps forward and stopped, without looking at change the … Read more
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For obvious reasons, this was the quietest and more solemn Independence Day celebrations that I have ever experience in Guatemala. Other than a few speeches, the day went by just like any other day.
Guatemala’s Independence is celebrated through the entire month of September even though the official date falls on the 15th. Independence bunting is often found in doorways, windows, balconies, etc. The Palacio del Ayuntamiento, [City Hall Palace] in the Main Plaza is a popular spot for placing Guatemalan flags in the hand rails of the second … Read more
Sometimes, only sometimes, especially during the rainy season, we forget briefly about the colossal volcano Fuego eruptions. However, the moment the cloudy skies clear up, there it is, always with a surprising new eruption, which never get old or boring.
There is something that I find attractive in this entrance gateway. Perhaps it is the metal jade plant blossom decoration, the lamps, the overhead coat of arms and architectonic decorative head; who knows really, but I have always found this portón interesting enough to photograph more than once. Which one is your favorite doorway in … Read more
This long corridor at Portal del Real Palacio de La Cultura, formerly known as Real Palacio de los Capitanes, is one of my favorite photo shoot locations in Antigua Guatemala because of its many arches and pillars. This is also the longest uninterrupted corridor around Parque Central and quite possibly in Antigua Guatemala. Have you … Read more
Here’s your illustrated Spanish word of the day: Esquina for corner. This yellow corner is one of my favorite corners in Antigua Guatemala. I often bring photography enthusiasts taking my photo walks to capture enchanting images of the city. To the east of this corner also begins Alameda Santa Rosa; my favorite alameda street in … Read more
I love Antigua Guatemala; that’s what the colorful sign says all the way near the yellow wall of La Merced. I really enjoy going out in the rain to capture different vistas of the city while still raining or slightly afterwards. I hope you are enjoying the wet streets and and saturated color of the … Read more
Neither rain nor shine keeps these ambulant ice cream vendors from the their ice cream selling routes. Starting this weekend, only those already subscribed or who subscribe now to receive email notifications whenever there’s new content posted will get exclusive weekend photos available by email. Sign up through the link to get the exclusive weekend … Read more