The always erupting Fuego volcano can be found in the southwest of the skyline of Antigua Guatemala. Next to Fuego is the two craters of Acatenango volcano. As I said yesterday, one never gets tired fo these skyline vistas. Enjoy!
As I have mentioned before, there are so many ways to frame the eruptions of Volcán de Fuego towering over Antigua Guatemala. Today’s is just one more take on the framing theme for Fuego eruptions. Enjoy!
Today I share with you some reflections of the Winter season captured at Tanque de La Unión or Pilas de Santa Clara at the start of one my Antigua Photo Walks.
Today I am sharing some the vibrant colors and typical vistas from Antigua Guatemala. Enjoy!
One does never get tired of the fantastic vistas of Fuego volcano erupting above the Antigua Guatemala skyline, right?
I guess through the years what is common daily life vistas in Antigua Guatemala change, but Volcán de Fuego eruptions are constant in the landscape.
Today I share with vista of the volcanoes Fuego, left, and Acatenango, two craters, towering over the rooftops of Antigua Guatemala. Often, volcano Fuego is puffing fumaroles high into the sky. Take a photographic tour through the many vistas of the volcanoes I have shared with you in the last 15 years. That’s 199 posts … Read more
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.
Volcán de Fuego seems to be more active during the dry season that spans from November through April, but the reality is we are just able to see more eruptions as the skies have less clouds, a lot less clouds during those months.
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.
Did you know that grevillea trees are the most often used shadow tree used in coffee plantations in and around Antigua Guatemala. Thus, Fuego volcano constant eruptions can easily be framed within the branches of the grevillea trees found all over Antigua Guatemala. Also, even during the rainy season that spans from May through early … Read more
Finally, after nearly 10 days of stormy weather we finally get some sunshine and a chance to see the volcanoes again. I framed this small eruption of Fuego volcano at sunrise so I can share it with you. Enjoy!
Today I share with you some moderate eruptions from Volcán de Fuego right after sunset. Enjoy! I used to think that Volcán de Fuego were more active during the dry season that spans from November through April. I was corrected by my Weather guru friend Norman Avila from ClimaYa.com when he stated the obvious, during … Read more
Here’s your illustrated word of the day: Celajes for cloudscapes.
