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Cammy & August, San Miguel de Allende

A beautiful May wedding in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico ~

water

too bad there were little to no waves but i had to go out and get some water shots of surfing. may-oct is considered the low season though depending on what storms are brewing out in the pacific, sayulita can see a few roll through. i'll be heading back in the high season sometime, with beau in tow, and maybe by then i'll actually have a more secure water housing unit for my camera!

portraits of sayulita surfers

Another round of portraits of local surfers from Sayulita but this time i wanted to use lights. Amazingly this crew of surfers actually met up with me at their house in town just after dark.

Sayulita surfing

Portraits of Sayulita surfers

  

 

mexican market food

a mix of market food at the Tuesday market in San Miguel de Allende ~

girl in pink

from the little rancho outside of san miguel de allende....wanted her photograph taken with objects after watching her older cousin being photographed by my friend holly wilmeth for a series on found objects. so she began picking up objects and mimicking holly's photo shoots.

Oh Sophie!

Quirky her personality like the way she dresses....Sophie from London

Post-panic swine flu DF/Mexico City

Just got back from a quick overnight trip to Mexico City. DF is an amazing city and I can't wait to go back and see more....Hints of the swine flu was all around during the government-ordered 5-day shut down of the city. Masks, closed shops and partially opened restaurants offering only "para llevar", deserted streets. Imagine Manhatten x10 void of people and cars. Today, on May 6, businesses were allowed to reopen to the public. One thing for sure, however this crazy flu thing started, it will certainly add to the falling Mexican economy throughout the year, combined with the global recession, a drop in remittances, and the war on drugs. Summer plans? Travel to Mexico. There will probably be less tourists this year then previous. Here are some images from yesterday...