As I mentioned in my last blog entry, I opened the New Year on the Pacific Coast of Guatemala. Since then, I've spent time in Antigua and Guatemala City.
While I haven't had time to go through all of the photographs I shot, I thought I'd share a few that I've had time to process.
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My feet in the black sand of the Pacific coast. Technically this was shot at the end of 2017, but not processed until I returned from the beach in January. |
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My family and I had a wonderful breakfast at the Saberico Restaurant in Antigua, Guatemala. Michael, the owner told us he uses organic and sustainable food. Everything was also delicious. This is an amazing restaurant that you don't want to miss. In addition, I discovered that it had much to offer photographically. The bicycle and lemons were begging for a photo. (You can click on photos in this blog for a larger image). |
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A wider view of the same scene. |
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Eggs ready to be made into breakfast at the Saberico Restaurant. |
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These boots stuffed with plants are at the entrance to the Saberico Restaurant. |
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Agua Volcano from the rooftops of Antigua. |
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Antigua chimneys are unique to Antigua and the surrounding area. |
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Whenever I can, I like to photograph the windows at El Sitio in Antigua. El Sitio promotes the arts and culture in Antigua. It is also the site of my first international photographic exhibition a couple of decades ago. |
I hope you've enjoyed a few of my first images of the year. I assure you that there will be more to come.
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