Winter Season Sunset Light in Antigua Guatemala
I believe Antigua Guatemala has a really beautiful sunset light; especially so during the dry season during Winter.
I believe Antigua Guatemala has a really beautiful sunset light; especially so during the dry season during Winter.
I don’t want to brag or anything, but this how the volcanoes skyline looked right before sunset today. No storms or snow in sight and the temperature was 22C / 72F. Don’t you wish you were in Antigua Guatemala right now?
This is what Winter looks like in Antigua Guatemala. If you are suffering this long harsh Winter, don’t wait any longer, book your flight today!
Here’s your illustrated word of the day: Celajes for cloudscapes.
The Antigua Guatemala’s golden hours during the afternoon are almost guarantee to give the quality you need to make great photographs. Try to set aside the time period between 3pm and 6pm for your shooting time. You will not regret it.
As I have mentioned many times before, the dry season is the best time to visit Guatemala, especially La Antigua Guatemala. The chilly winds clear up most of the clouds, the acute angle light brings textures, layers and colors not normally seen the rest of the year. On top of that, you can take terraces … Read more
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
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
Guatemala is on fire! If you don’t know what’s going on, search the news about Guatemala. On the other hand, in La Antigua Guatemala we are still experiencing some of the driest days of the rainy season. This is what a Friday afternoon looks like in our beloved colonial town. Enjoy!
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].
Interesting enough, Parque Central or main plaza is a great place to not only watch people, but also to enjoy the light of the sunsets during the dry season. The murmurs of the people and the running water of its fountain and the filtered light through the many leaves of branches of the canopy and … Read more
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
In my recent incursions to Ciudad Vieja I’ve happily surprised of all the new improvements done around the town. The plazuela right in front of the Ciudad Vieja cathedral is one good example of the new works being performed by the Municipality. I also two municipal pools and improvements to the municipal stadium and children’s … Read more