I went out to take some street photos on Saturday and came across a group (San Diego Union-Tribune reported 7,000 people) that wasn’t too happy with some of Tuesday’s ballot results.
While taking this pic I was startled by a woman screaming at me – “did YOU vote against us??!!!“. At first I thought “¿de que hablas y por que me gritas cabrona?”, then I realized she was yelling it at each person as she passed them by in the march.
Stairs outside of Horno 3 – a former foundry oven which now serves as a museum in Monterrey’s Parque Fundidora.
On a side note: In case some are wondering why I have not posted to the photoblog for awhile – I have been in the midst of moving, or better said, relocating. The big time-consuming challenge has been that I am not just changing houses, or cities, but countries with a move back to the US after spending several years in Mexico. And with my love for warmer climates (or more like overwhelming desire to avoid cold winters), I have chosen to make Southern California my home. More photos soon!!!!
The spiral in el Paseo de Santa Lucia and el Cerro de la Silla as seen from a walkway leading to Parque Fundidora.
An angel in Panteón Dolores with Cerro de las Mitras (translating it to Mitras Hill just doesn’t sound right) in the background.
Colorful lizard on a large painted apple behind the town church in Villa de Santiago.
Second shot of the church in Villa de Santiago. Different angle, different moment.
Lighting of candles at a tribute/shrine to Frida Kahlo. Both her birth and death are commemorated in the upcoming month of July.
