I left this shot large if you click on it, because it has so much information, from the woman's face, her outfit, the full range of colors, the wonderful mezcal sign, right down to the electrical meters incorporated into the painting.
Santo Domingo
The view from Corazon del Pueblo
The hereafter re me
- Christopher Stowens
- Oaxaca, Oaxaca, Mexico
- Musician, photographer, videographer, reporter, ex-officio teacher, now attempting to be a world traveler
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Shot Of the Day (one of them)
I am just going over a week or two of photos after visiting many villages, markets, churches and archaeological sites as I was taking folks on day trips. Went to Tlacolula a couple of times and the market there is one of the best no matter if it Sunday, market day, or not.
I left this shot large if you click on it, because it has so much information, from the woman's face, her outfit, the full range of colors, the wonderful mezcal sign, right down to the electrical meters incorporated into the painting.
I left this shot large if you click on it, because it has so much information, from the woman's face, her outfit, the full range of colors, the wonderful mezcal sign, right down to the electrical meters incorporated into the painting.
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2 comments:
Was hoping that poster was dedicated to Chocolate instead of Mezcal. :-(
Wondering whether you notice more desperation on the street (outstretched hand) during these more desperate economic times?
In all fairness, I do not think this woman had her hand out like that asking for money. She just happened to be in that pose when the shutter clicked.
I am used to people asking for money here now.... or cleaning windshields, juggling, whatever it takes to make a peso. I always keep some change handy.
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