Monthly Archives: November 2018

Day 1 image from my #BuenosAires hotel room with the main square’s Plaza de Mayo clock tower in background; absolutely wonderous weather!

I am on a layover in Mexico City on my way home after an incredible 3-week adventure in Argentina. The purpose of the trip was to conduct research, obtain interviews, and take muchos fotos while learning a lot about the … Continue reading →

This May 2017 image of an #Andean #indigenouswoman at her loom was taken in #CuscoPeru. The pre-Columbian #Incaweavers were considered to be technically the most accomplished the Americas. With up to 120 threads of yarn per centimeter, their highly decorative textiles symbolized both … Continue reading →

This May 2010 image of middle school aged girls was taken at a #rugmaking #school in a rural area outside of #Cairo. Part of each school day is spent on #vocationaltraining ensuring pupils finish school with both knowledge and a … Continue reading →

This July 2016 image is of #MexcioCity‘s #MercadoJamaica, with over 1,150 vendors, covering an entire city block, it is one of the world’s largest #FlowerMarkets. The early morning truckloads of fresh cut flowers arriving from the countryside and the many workers scurrying about … Continue reading →

This image of a young Indigenous dancer was taken at a religious festival in Guanajuato, Mexico. Persistence, luck, and accident paid off.

These images of “Banda Lluvia de Oro” were taken in Old Havana, Cuba. The combo’s afro-latin jazz sound was truly captivating!