Photo by myself in the city of Zihuatenejo, Mexico.
NY Portraits is on vacation in Mexico. Here, a couple shopped for produce Monday morning, in the bustling Centro markets.
I'm showing some city photos today. Monday after breakfast in town, Mark and I walked around a bit, taking in the streets and markets a short drive away from the beach.
Many streets were filled with sheer stuff, from cosmetics to groceries to Santa Claus pinatas. Some streets in the middle of the town were quiet and lined with cafes. There were very few tourists about, and most stuck together to certain areas.
Related posts: Buenos Noches from Mexico. Every Street is Beautiful and Parlez-Vous Francais?.
8 comments:
"parlez vous français ?" pour une fois que je comprends l'anglais ;o)). Belle photo, avec une préférence pour la dernière, cela doit faire bizarre de faire noël dans un pays chaud.
"Parlez vous français ?" for once I understand English ;o)). Nice photograph, with a priority for last, it must make strange to make Christmas in a hot country.
I love those Santa pinatas!
I wouldn't mind being in a warmer place. It is getting near 15 here at night on some days.
hmmm...the dangly-headed chicken photo appeals to my sense of the bizarre....
Hi Olivier
Seeing the Santas was a little strange. I wonder whether Mexicans have ever seen snow?
Ha, Lily...Yes, I agree!
Hi Mike
Since you're by the water it must feel much worse? There's nothing like wet and cold weather.
Hi Bettye
I was put off by the chicken heads, too. Eek.
have a great time! More pics please! eat well and please be safe.
Did you buy anything here???... the shot is awesome...
I think other cuisines of the world have become very popular in Mexico, thus adopting a Mexican fusion. For example, sushi in Mexico is often made with a variety of sauces based on mango or tamarind, and very often served with serrano-chili-blended soy sauce, or complemented with vinegar, habanero and chipotle peppers
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