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There are so many trinkets in Panajachel they set up stands way outside of town to accomodate the overflow. Panajachel is in the background below. |
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Lago Atitlan from Panajachel. Three volcano's across the lake - Santiago is in the foothills between the two volcanos on the left. |
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I took one of these smaller boats both ways - the ride to Santiago was smooth, the ride back was very bumpy as the afternoon wind causes swells. |
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Panajachel boats. |
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Panajachel. |
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Santiago. |
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Santiago. |
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Santiago laundry day. |
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Santiago art, this style was in many of the shops. |
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Santiago |
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Santiago gringo contrast. |
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Santiago. |
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Santiago. |
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These baskets were completely stuffed with chickens for sale. |
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Santiago. |
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Rockin' out in Santiago. |
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Market area. |
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Alley Princess. |
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The big stick and a hammer approach to mechanics. |
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Bath time. |
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Santiago. |
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Still in Santiago. |
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Blue is cool. |
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The dog still seems to like him. |
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Flag shot. |
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Dorcas? |
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This is an example of the only camera filter I have, a circular polarizing lense. It cuts down glare, and can emphasize sky/cloud lighting. |
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Same photo with the polarizer turned to let the reflecting light into the camera. Cool. |
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You know it's good hotel when they've got a concrete small person peeing. |
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Hammock photos behind Hotel Regis, Panajachel, definitely recommended. |
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Recommended by who? The author and humble narrator of the most powerful and exciting travel photo website in the world. Ever. |
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Just a small glimpse of the main tourist street in Panajachel, Hotel Regis sign to the left. |