A sober moment


A black and white moment, edited with Pixlr. Shot at El Catrín, a pub located inside Guatemala`s Clarion Suites hotel.

Mood photography by Duffboy


Photo by Duffboy

Hispanic and Latin rockin’ tunes (27)


Heartbreak is sometimes accompanied  by rain. That’s the case with the Mexican band Maná and their power ballad No ha parado de llover (It has not stopped raining), and its video filled with Christian and symbolic imagery.

Walk on a cloud without coming through


I am at a loss for words, with the sudden departure of Misha, Duffgirl‘s cat for 13+ years.

I did a bit of googling, to make up for not having the right thing to represent what I feel for her or about her. So this list should do for now.  One of my favorites is this Jules Verne quote:

“I believe cats to be spirits come to earth. A cat, I am sure, could walk on a cloud without coming through.”

 

The Guatemala sunset moment


You can score some wicked sunset views from the balcony at the office where I work. I`ve shied away from photographing landscapes, for a while now. I felt compelled to photograph a couple of recent sunsets, though. I felt grateful for its beauty.

A sunset in Guatemala City 2013Sunsets in Guatemala are a simple joyPhotograph of a sunset in Guatemala City

You’re good at it


“Lucas, look at this place. They’re so busy in here. You get to go and do something. Go help people. You’re good at it”. – María

I was very much looking forward to seeing The Impossible a few weeks ago, since the trailer alone almost brought me to tears. I remember when the Thailand tsunami hit: it happened the day after Christmas and it was my father’s birthday. We were relaxing at home, when the devastation was broadcast all over the world. Even though (as I read in Ricky Martin’s auto-biography) a lot of people turned into vultures (sexual predators, for example) during this terrible ordeal, this story proves that human kindness and selflessness are not myths. Both adults and children will reach out to one another.

If you haven’t seen this movie, I strongly suggest you do so: it will make you appreciate the little everyday things that we so often take for granted.