Shot taken April 11, 2010 at Boquete, Panama. There was a 100th anniversary celebration taking place and this was part of the area display in the main square’s gazebo. It is so wet and lush in this area absolutely anything could grow here.

This artwork is derived from a photograph taken during a tour of Ecuador and parts of Central America.
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Panama’s western city of Boquete, just 30 minutes from David, the capital of Panama’s Chiriquí Province, is nestled among the country’s most mountainous region, at 1,200 meters (3,600 ft.). Situated between the Caldera River, which lies to the east, and Baru Volcano to it’s west, Boquete enjoys a comfortable year-round climate ideal for active retirement living and outdoor adventure seekers alike- birding, hiking, mountain biking, rafting, etc. In addition, the near perfect weather and rich, fertile soil has created an ideal setting for floral exportation and coffee growing.