It’s my first day in Guatemala and after an hour of hiking I already find myself questioning the sanity of the activity I’m participating in. I’m on the side of the most active volcano in Guatemala; hey, what could go wrong.. it’s only a volcano right!?
Photo of Lake Ensueño and it’s spectacular color. One of the many Montebello Lakes in Chiapas, Mexico. The Lagunas de Montebello National Park.
A look into the charming town of Campeche, Mexico – with it’s beautiful architecture, history and defensive fortresses, bastions and rampart this city is a sight to behold.
Located deep in the wild and green forest is one of the most beautiful cascading waterfalls I’ve ever seen. Palenque might be best known for it’s Mayan ruins, but this waterfall is a sight to behold.
I’m petting, feeding and getting too close for comfort with some of Mexico’s most exotic and wild animals! The Crococun Zoo is one of a kind in Mexico.
El Castillo (meaning the castle), Chichen Itza’s largest and most famous structure. A UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World this is possibly the most famous Mayan ruins of them all.
Ever since learning how to scuba dive it has been natural to combine with my interest in photography and record what I experience underwater. This is a collection of my favorite underwater photos from my diving trips in Belize this year.
It’s no wonder why Izamal was listed as one of Mexico’s magic towns when you see the beautiful architecture and historic character it’s streets offer. This week’s photo is of Izamal’s colonial Franciscan monastery on a rainy day.
Dispelling the often cited myth that Placencia is home to the best beaches in Belize. Find out where the real best beach in Belize is!
This week’s photo is of a sea turtle feeding on sea-grass in Akumal, Mexico. Attached to it’s shell are 3 large remoras (suckerfish).
