Here’s another take on the series Antigua Makes Me Happy. Once again, I share a portrait of a Spanish student enjoying her time in Antigua Guatemala, framed within two windows against a typical yellow wall. Enjoy!
I can believe it’s been over a year since I last posted a picture for the fun series: Antigua Makes Me Happy. Today I share a portrait of Emily, a Spanish student enjoying her time in Antigua Guatemala, framed within two windows against a typical yellow wall. Enjoy!
I believe Antigua Guatemala has a really beautiful sunset light; especially so during the dry season during Winter.
It’s been a while since I shared with you a niche detail. Today’s picture is a architectonic detail found at side wall of Parroquia de San Pedro . I hope you enjoy it.
Now that the Holy Week is over, we found the purple banners and bags of colored sawdust used in the processional carpets being put away in storage until next year.
Plants and flowers pots inside the windows are common sight in Antigua Guatemala as well as yellow walls with white windows.⠀ By the way, if you’d like to get a gorgeous print from any of the photographs from this week, simply tap on the photo to be taken to my Wall Art Print Gallery. I would … Read more
For this Sunday I would like to share with you this peaceful and colorful vista from Antigua Guatemala. I am sending you my best wishes… stay safe and healthy!
Here’s your illustrated Guatemalan Spanish words of the day: Doble Vía for two way street.
People walking in front protruding windows with forged metal crate that enclosed pots with evergreen plants is as typical vista of Antigua Guatemala as the volcanos views from terraces, don’t agree?
Even though I have shown every color possible that you can find in Antigua Guatemalan and surrounding communities under the archives of AntiguaDailyPhoto, I still tend to be partial to yellow walls; don’t ask me why. If you want to take a colourful photographic tour through Color Palette or even the Walls category, follow the … Read more
I truly believe that walking still the best way to get around La Antigua Guatemala, even if many sidewalks are uneven, the cobblestoned streets are hard to step on, and the constant ramps. Walking allows to ingest the city and its beauty as no other means of transportation does. If you really want to get … Read more
One of the aspects that makes walking around La Antigua Guatemala is its many textures and colours, even on broken down abandoned houses as shown here. These make amazing backdrops for lifestyle photography, of course, and every block has at least one or two walls with natural textures and rich saturated colours. I use them … Read more
Even though modern ice cream carts are found all over Guatemala, these traditional ice cream carts are still quite present, especially around La Antigua Guatemala. So, what the scoop with these traditional carts? Usually the old-fashioned ice cream carts carry vanilla flavoured ice cream and they top it with acid-sweet syrup that ice cream vendors … Read more
Yellow walls, yes I am addicted to yellow walls. So what does timbre means in Spanish, door bell for sure, but that’s not the only meaning. What are other meanings for timbre?
