Somewhere in the jungle in southern Mexico. :)
Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. The tips of land masses have a strong magnetic attraction for me, perhaps because I can really feel the cataclysm of earth’s continental shifts.
Cabo was so evocative I even got myself out of bed at dawn so I could take more photos.
Took these shots while traveling in the Mexican Baja.
I wasn’t going to Tijuana, but it’s a border town with a wild wild west reputation and has always figured large in my imagination.
Is there a word for the base of a waterfall where the water churns with so much force that it never gives the body back?
This series of waterfalls are located between Palenque and San Cristóbal de las Casas in Chiapas, southern Mexico.
somewhere in southern Mexico
Here’s a link to a great article on Brain Pickings about artists and writers, which likens the making of art to a form of prayer. Unfortunately, praying to my memory will not produce this Mexican artist’s name. Anybody know, please fill me in. :)
Monte Alban area, Oaxaca. Sorry the photo is a bit blurred. In that moment Time struck me: this boy is the most recent in a long, long line of shepherders.
This shot was taken 20+ years ago and it seems like yesterday. A hotel right on the zocalo (town square) after a long day of various adventures in and around Oaxaca. We’re happily exhausted, having a Negro Modelo beer and listening to the BBC News on shortwave radio.
photo by C.B.
This Árbor del Tule is located in the little town of Santa Maria del Tule, near Oaxaca, Mexico.
Mexico. The title of today’s photo is from a poem and if you enjoy poetry, or want to try enjoying poetry, I highly recommend this blog.
Barra de Navidad is on a tiny isthmus, this vista in one direction, this vista in the other direction.
Sugar buzz, anybody?
Chiapas, Mexico
The Catholic church in Guadalajara, Mexico, known as the Cathedral of the Assumption of Our Lady.
Monte Alban, Oaxaca, Mexico, is a UNESCO world heritage site that was inhabited for over 1500 years by Mixtec, Olmec and Zapotec peoples.
Southern Mexico
1991. After hours of revelry with a dear friend I bumped into in this little town, the sun rose and it was finally time to call it a night.
Emergency Kittens 