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Arch -Hacienda Ochil, Yucatán
Hacienda Ochil - Yucatán
Henequen workroom -Hacienda Ochil
Uxmal -Yucatán, Mexico
We arrived in Mexico a few days ago and one of our first excursions was to Uxmal, a beautiful Mayan ruin located about an hour south of Mérida. Once again, our schedule had us there early afternoon and the sun was very bright. The site is much larger than I imagined and is one of the most ornate and well-constructed of the Mayan cities.
Templo del Adivino
Side view
Lone outbuilding
Detail
Detail
River Town
The Elizabeth River is a busy, urban, working river. Standing at Waterside (in the background with blue roof), one can watch an array of ships, including freighters, war ships, working tugs and an occasional tall ship flying a foreign flag. Home to one of the busiest harbors on the East coast and the largest naval base in the world, Norfolk, Virginia is proud of its nautical history.
Red ship with tug
Tug
Tug II
Angels in America
These images were shot at Oak Grove Cemetery, Norfolk, Virginia, mid-day, the worst time of day to shoot. However, that is when I could slip away. I intend to return soon -late afternoon- to get some really great light and beautiful images.
This reminded me of Tony Kushner's Pulitzer Prize winning play
Watching you...
Angel missing hands
Angel with Cross
Littlest Angel -oil filter
Iron and Ivy
