The Company of Solitude. The Work of it.
What Made Her Smile.
What Made Her Smile.
Oaxaca Market. Supply Closet on the Sidewalk.
Oaxaca Market. Supply Closet on the Sidewalk.
Oaxaca does love.
Oaxaca does love.
Love Let Loose
Love Let Loose
Nuestra querida abuela. Our Lady of the Calle.
Nuestra querida abuela. Our Lady of the Calle.
So very Mexico.
So very Mexico.
View from Where I sat
View from Where I sat
The Puppeteer
The Puppeteer
Preparing the Puppet
Preparing the Puppet
And all I can see. Is Blackwell Matt.
And all I can see. Is Blackwell Matt.
Early. Before the tourists. Before the merchants. There is sleep on the steps to the cathedral.
Early. Before the tourists. Before the merchants. There is sleep on the steps to the cathedral.
And before the fortune teller takes his seat there are selfies.
And before the fortune teller takes his seat there are selfies.
The wedding ceremony begins, before the fortune teller takes his stage.
The wedding ceremony begins, before the fortune teller takes his stage.
In the little mercado where I had lunch, like in all the mercados, there are many shrines.
In the little mercado where I had lunch, like in all the mercados, there are many shrines. This one overlooking the food court. Our Lady of Divine and Affordable Nourishment
Why I Cannot Walk Alongside Anyone In Oaxaca Mexico.
Why I Cannot Walk Alongside Anyone In Oaxaca Mexico.
Alternatively titled: Picture Me Rollin’
Oaxaca Mexico
Oaxaca Mexico
Boda. Mezcal Toast by the Newlyweds to the Wedding Guests and Street Parade. Private. Public. Mexico.
Boda. Mezcal Toast by the Newlyweds to the Wedding Guests and Street Parade. Private. Public. Mexico.
Oaxaca Mexico
Oaxaca Mexico
Early, as the mercado first opens, he would prepare a chocolate caliente con leche.
Early, as the mercado first opens, he would prepare a chocolate caliente con leche. Mexican hot chocolate. Never very sweet. Piping hot. On the street. 10 pesos. Approximately .50 US cents. B L I S S.