Cantina
19 creative works found
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Hand painted section of a plank, nailed to a pillar in a Mexican style Cantina in Fremantle. I love the reds and golds of the decor.
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Size: 70×80 cm Crayons, watercolours, acrylics, scissors, glue, 3 lightbuls, THC, patience and Photoshop. Thanks to my amazing hubbie for the inspiration. This would have never come to my mind without him and the way he tells me things. And a couple of beers. And Clint Eastwood. And the Wild West !!!! Go figure.
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san miguel de allende, guanajuato, méxico DAMN IT WAS CLOSED!
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“Sue” begging the question,”Aren’t you thirsty?” Taken at the Bartlett Ranch Conservancy in Pike Road,Al.
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A mexican cantina in Texas that was closed down.
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in B&W, an abandoned mexican restaurant/cantina
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An abandoned mexican restaurant in plano /
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Unusual angles, buildings and other
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gelled spotlights and neon / Universal Studios Orlando
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In a sleepy backlighted street in San Jose Del Cabo, while walking to a parking place, this eerie, yet brightly colored bistro appeared out of nowhere.
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This is a kinda belly dancing alien babe – who when I finished her I thought looked as though she may do well if she auditioned for a position as a dancer in the Star wars Cantina. :)
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While driving through West Texas we wound up in El Paso… it’s not even summer and the temperature is close to one hundred degrees at sundown. With the air conditioner out in the old Camero, it felt like one-twenty. We needed a drink, and fast. Along comes this cantina which looked like an oasis in the baking sun… not a good part of town but what the hell, I’ve seen worse. Getting out of the car, the parking lot smelled like urine and beer… my kinda place. The bars on the door, the broken down vehicles on the street, and Mexican locals looking at us sideways, this was going to be fun. Inside it was dark and even hotter than outside, I guess they don’t use the air conditioning until it gets really hot. We sit at the bar and order two tequila shots and a couple of beers and it tasted like a piece of heaven in this purgatory town.
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i was semi~lost and came upon this colorful building in Burlington, North Carolina
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Ten people are relaxing at a beach side cantina. They are enjoying the last rays of pleasantly warm sunshine. As the sun slowly sinks into the ocean, four guitar playing musicians serenading them with sweet nothings.
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Local bar in old town Superior, Az. HDR – 3 exposures taken early morning and combined in Photomatix.
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This photograph was taken at Old Tucson Studios, Tucson, Arizona. Site of more than 300 film and television projects since 1939, Old Tucson Studios is one of the most active filming locations for Western-themed movies, television, cable shows and commercials in the United States. Western classics such as “Rio Bravo,” “The Outlaw Josey Wales,” and “Tombstone” were filmed here. John Wayne, Clint Eastwood, Elizabeth Taylor and Kurt Russel are just a few of the legends who have walked these fabled streets playing the unforgettable roles that are etched in our minds and hearts forever. Photographed with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ28. Two free texture layers from stock.xchng.com added. / Rosa’s Cantina Cart” has been featured in: / LIVE, LOVE, DREAM/October, 2009 / THE WILD WEST SHOW/October, 2009 / /
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Here is the sort of thing that has been keeping me away from the bubble for the past few months. I have mixed emotions about that… Business has been pretty good at Treehouse Signs Mermaid rough in… Finished… Installed…
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