Oaxaca
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I TOOK THE LIBERTY TO LIVE IN ABJECT POVERTY WHEN i DIDN;T HAVE TO WHILE A YOUNGER MAN. I LIVED IN A PALAPA ON THE BEACH AND COOKED OVER A FIRE IN THE CORNER OF MY SAND FLOORED ROOM. I SLEPT IN A HAMMOCK AND ATE INDIGENOUS FOODS AND SMOOTHING FOR BREAKFAST EVERYDAY AND GOT SPIRITUAL RIGHT AFTER BREAKFAST. I SPENT A LOT OF TIME IN THE HAMMOCK AND READ MANY LATIN AMERICAN POETS AND WROTE AND WROTE. I LOVED MY LIFE AND NEVER WOULD HAVE LEFT BUT FOR THE INFLUX OF TOURISTS THAT CONTINUED TO TRY AND BEFRIEND ME. I PREFERED THE MAYANS. I WAS AT PEACH AND LOVE MY LIFE. WOKE TO A LOVELY BREEZE AND BEAUTIFUL YOUNG GIRLS ASKING ME IF I CARED TO BUY FRESH STRAWBERRIES AND THEN FISH IN THE AFTERNOON. A LOVELY LIFE
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Bit of texture and grafitti in Oaxaca, Mexico. ~ May 2008
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Woman selling tamales in Oaxaca City, Mexic. ~ May 2008
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Close up of Oaxaca taca vendor stand. ~ May 2008
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Mickey Mouse ears in wall abstract of Oaxaca Mexico. ~ May 2008
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Abstract texture composition on Oaxaca City, Mexico wall. ~ May 2008
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Hibiscus sweet drink in Oaxaca, Mexico. ~ May 2008
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Boy and girl kissing on church steps in Oaxaca, Mexico. ~ May 2008
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Old man begging on the street in Oaxaca, Mexico. ~ May 2008
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Taco stand at dusk in Oaxaca, Mexico. ~ May 2008
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Bit of wall texture in Oaxaca, Mexico. ~ May 2008
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Bit of stairs and walls in a Oaxaca City, Mexico hotel. ~ May 2008
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Light and tarps in a Oaxacan market. ~ May 2008
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From 23,000 feet… I give you the Southern Cape of Mastigonia and the great Tangerine Sea. Oaxaca, Mexico. ~ May 2008
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Woman selling dolls in Oaxaca City, Mexico. ~ May 2008
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“Wish I May Wish I Might” ~ Oaxaca City Market, Mexico ~ May 2008
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The famous “Barro Negro” style of pottery very unique to the state of Oaxaca in Mexico is the only place where this pottery made because the specific black clay needed to make this is available only in this part of Mexico. Though we found this specific piece in our hotel at Merida, during our trip of the Yucatan Peninsula. Some of my other work: / / / © Kuntal Daftary
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In Aztec mythology, Popocatépetl was a warrior who loved Iztaccíhuatl. Iztaccíhuatl’s father sent Popocatepetl to war in Oaxaca, promising him his daughter as his wife if he returned (which Iztaccíhuatl’s father presumed he would not). Iztaccíhuatl’s father told her that her lover had fallen in battle and she died of grief. When Popocatépetl returned, and discovered the death of his lover, he committed suicide by plunging a dagger through his heart. The gods covered them with snow and changed them into mountains. Iztaccíhuatl’s mountain was called “La Mujer Dormida, (the “Sleeping Woman”), because it bears a resemblance to a woman sleeping on her back (perhaps not the best angle in this picture). Popocatépetl became the volcano Popocatépetl, raining fire on Earth in blind rage at the loss of his beloved.
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Dawn light reflections and feeding birds caught my eye on the Copalita River, where it meets the Pacific ocean at Playa Bocana, Huatulco, Mexico. Taken in winter during the ‘dry’ season, when there are no clouds and the sunlight is strong and pure in this unpolluted area, Featured The Colours of Water group, 1.Jan. 2009
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one of my favorite picture
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Taken in Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca, Mexico
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Oaxaca, Mexico
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