Don’t you wish you were here now? How many songs can you think of when you see these photos?
text and photos by Arturo Godoy. Check out Arturo’s portfolio to purchase photos from his massive photographic bank.
And this is what Winter feels like in Antigua Guatemala: Freezing cold temperatures of about 10ºC/50ºF for about two hours between 6am and 8am [my solution, don’t get up before 8am] and then the warm sunshine brings us back to 22ºC/72ºF for most of the day, except after lunch when we might even reach 25ºC/77ºF. … Read more
Winter is coming! This is what twilights feel like during the dry season in Antigua Guatemala that encompasses the months of November through April. If you need a temperate place to hibernate the long harsh Winter, perhaps you need a little Guatemala in your life. By the way, what is it going to be for … Read more
Here’s your illustrated Spanish word of the day: Crepúsculo or twilight. Once again we are experiencing some sunset clouds, celajes pues, as we are supposed to during the dry season. By the way, I don’t know if you have heard me rave about the dry season, the best time to come to Guatemala. As I … Read more
I am enamoured with the quality and quantity of light during the dry season. In my opinion, the light and cold winds are what makes the dry season around Antigua Guatemala such a special time to spend in Guatemala. If I ever leave Guatemala again, I would try to come back as often as possible … Read more
The dry season is also best time to watch sunsets and sunrises. By the way here are your Spanish words for the day: Celaje [cloudscape], Crepúsculo [twilight, dusk and dawn], Atardecer [sunset].
Well, believe it or not, the information about the ingredients of the magical light is available in the long and deep archives of AntiguaDailyPhoto, nearly seven years of daily entries now. Sunsets in Antigua Guatemala are very special and even more so when you watch them from roof-top cafe or bar. Sunset’s warm light falls … Read more
But, soft! what light through yonder window breaks? It is the east, and Juliet is the sun. —Shakespeare
Slowly, but surely we progress in our own unique way. Just before we leave Ciudad Vieja, I wanted to share with a follow up post to Having Ice Cream in Antigua Guatemala where I tried to explain that despite the crime and violence that is shown in the news, most people in our Latin America … Read more
Don’t you wish you were here now? How many songs can you think of when you see these photos?
text and photos by Arturo Godoy. Check out Arturo’s portfolio to purchase photos from his massive photographic bank.
This afternoon seems to have been one of the best of the year, and quoting Rudy: Linda tarde de enero en La Antigua Guatemala con un tiempo estupendo… He was absolutely correct and although I managed to get out of the house a bit late and almost missed the sunset, I was still able to … Read more
There is something about how the sun rises and sets that gets people marveled, or in some kind of magical admiration to what nature shows us. On this past Tuesday I was about to meet some friends, and I began seeing what promised to be a beautiful sunset. Someone on the street said, it is … Read more
I just love the dry season that goes from late October to late April in Guatemala, also known in Guatemala as Summer even though it actually spans part of Fall, the entire Winter and half of the Spring season. Go Figure! The weather is wonderfully cool, literally and figuratively. There is no rain. The sky … Read more
This is the follow-up photo as requested by Matt and MO. Don’t you ever say I don’t cater to your wishes and obsessions. 😉
The quality of the light has been fabulous. I feel the urge to re-shoot almost all the buildings, houses, churches and ruins all over again. It’s been only two weeks since our last look at the Antigua Guatemala’s Cathedral, but the colors are a-changing so I figure I shoot it again. Here are other photos … Read more