Street Portraits of Strangers — The Old Man and the Band
Believe it or not, this old man was not posing. In fact, he was just in awe while listening to the municipal …
Believe it or not, this old man was not posing. In fact, he was just in awe while listening to the municipal …
It’s so interesting to see so many old men still very active on their bicycles. either vintage bicycles or modern two-wheelers as …
Last May I showed you a picture of a little girl playing with her shadow while she was going for the morning …
I was able to capture a portrait of this old man taking the sun next to the San Pedro monument in San …
More than anything else, I’d like to be an old man with a good face, like Hitchcock or Picasso. —Sean Connery
In Guatemala the cellular telephone companies advertise that they charge phone call by the second. To be honest, I am not sure …
I can easily hear a lot of Guatemalans asking just that: Stop Pacaya, Stop! For those who don’t know, Pacaya is the …
What is he thinking about? The most creative answer for what the old man is thinking will win this photo as a …
I wonder what was going through the old man’s mind while watching the young tourist with flip flops (thongs) and short shorts. …
Why do creators always look down upon their creations?
Ranchero music is for Latin America what the Blues is for the U.S.: music with just enough texture and color to express …
This old man and the band are the tail of the procession. There goes Semana Santa 2008… we are at end of the Holy Week in La Antigua Guatemala. Just one more day!
The Guatemalan word for kite is barrilete. Papalote is the most often heard word in Spanish for kite, but in Guatemala barrilete is what people use. The kites on sale at this convenience store or tienda are Q2/$.25. The kite that the little boy was holding yesterday was bought from this store.