The theme of this trip was Whale Watching. However, we only saw a few whales in the distance and when we approached there area they either had left th...
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This little oasis is not quite a hotel and not quite a resort. It is a retreat nestled in the woods, at the water’s edge – only accessible...
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Here are a few images taken one evening in early January 2025 in the old town area of Puerto Vallarta. It is filled with tourist attractions and peopl...
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This post contains photos that did not seem to fit in the other categories in the Pueblos Magicos blog posts. We walked past a small folk art courtyar...
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We saw some incredible street art and murals in Mexico. We also saw some other interesting sights that might not be considered street art but are wort...
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One of the photographers on our trip (there were 6 of us) forgot to pack sunglasses. So when we encountered a sunglass seller he started shopping for ...
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The people in Mexico are generally happy to have their photo taken. Often they also want to get a photo or me with them on their cell phones. We met t...
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Kids all over the world fascinate me. Here are several I met in Mexico. These three kids kept watching us in the square and were eager for me to photo...
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As we drove down a country road in Jalisco Mexico we spotted a field with many people working. We parked and walked into the field to find families &#...
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Magic cities in Mexico. There are 132 cities in Mexico declared by the Mexican government as Pueblos Mágicos. These cities have been selected for the...
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Most cities we visited in Mexico have a prominent cathedral in the center of the town square. These beautiful structures can often be seen from many s...
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The town square in Mazamitla Mexico was filled with kids in costumes, parents, and teachers all celebrating the first day of spring. What a joy! I lov...
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Many park areas and town squares have fascinating statues often with a whimsical flavor. Here are some of my favorites....
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There is so much to learn, to try, to experiment with in photography – making the initial image, analyzing it, and then doing post processing ei...
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The Day of the Dead Comparsa is a tradition in Oaxaca. It is a parade-like procession of people of all ages in costumes, with music and dancing. We ...
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