Silhouetted in Arenal, Jalisco
Time goes by slowly in Arenal, Jalisco, Mexico.
Time goes by slowly in Arenal, Jalisco, Mexico.
Sarita bought a scarf from this young entrepreneur in Tonalá, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico. As I went for the photo he started posing with his products. Bless! Usually store owners will do anything not to appear in a photo.
Traditional Mexican music is as popular as ever. Despite Daddy Yankie’s best attempts to woo people away to the reggaeton dark side…
Equine friend in a field of agaves in Santa Teresa, Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico.
These agave piñas weigh around 80 kilos.
Horses that resemble where they’re parked. Blondie here is from Santa Teresa, nr. Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico
Cola de Caballo waterfall just North of the city limits of Guadalajara on the road to Zacatecas.
A pile of calabazas on the way into Ixcatan, Jalisco.
When you’re in a crowd on a religious holy day you’re limited to the photos you can take, what with constricted angles and that. However sometimes you just need a shot of two people’s backs to convey the atmosphere.
Member of local band, Pneumus, minus their usual son et lumiere spectacle. Playing in Bar Scratch, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
Pulque, fermented agave juice, has the consistency of watered-down phlegm and the taste of sour milk. But is strangely drinkable. Believed to have magical powers for healing and preparing for battle. Your mileage may vary. This photo’s from a family-run pulqueria near Tapalpa, Jalisco, Mexico.
*EDIT* Mumpsimum Forum peeps! First off, Welcome! Secondly, there’s a few more pix of this rustic place over at my Flickr site. Pulque tastes NOTHING like tequila but as its pre-distilled ancestor is an important part in its history and ought to be tried. Pulquerias tend to find inventive ways to serve it to make it more palatable, orange juice, chopped jicama, lime and chile being the most common in my limited experience…
This bloke had managed to find a place to stand away from the several million strong throngs in Zapopan yesterday.
I didn’t realise the detail this bubble contained till I cropped it and zoomed in a bit. I’ve now an idea for some shots in the centre of town. Bubbles abound in Mexico. Zapopan, for the record
Multicoloured bars on Dr. Atl street in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
Sorry to keep returning to the toros, but it’s just such a savagely intriguing theme. Photos of salads to follow.
I’ve been well busy these last few days, so i’m posting two pix today. This is the latest from my Chameleon Car set.
I’m still meaning to get on the design of this photoblog but haven’t had a chance just yet. Please bare bair bear with me. This is from yesterday wandering back from Guadalajara’s huge Baratillo sunday street market.
Looking over the plains at the end of the dry season by La Quemada ruins, Zacatecas