Category: Mexico

• Faces: Mazunte, Mexico

  

  Only a relatively short but seemingly extended journey from Puerto Escondido lies a quiet beach town stitched together by one main road. Often described as being bohemian and laid back, Mazunte thrives on the curiosity of tourists and its fame for being a Pueblo Magico. Its waves are ravenous and immediately hemmed to its long…

  isorozco

  January 3, 2018

  Anecdotes, Faces, immigration, immigration reform, interview, life, Mexico, photography, Social, Travel, undocumented immigrants

• San Miguel de Allende

  Oh San Miguel, how captivating you were with your colonial architecture dripping with terracotta paint tinted with yellow hues. Your winding streets capture all the beginnings and the never-ending loose strings of the many Mexican revolutions. We luckily caught you right before El Dia de Los Muertos, just in time to experience the brewing festivities. And…

  isorozco

  November 27, 2017

  architecture, Art, Latin America, life, Mexico, photography, san miguel de allende, Travel, travel mexico, travel photography

• Faces: Mexico

  As I continue on my trip, which has been both a constant thrill and a gargantuan challenge, I have planned to improve one of my hobbies/interest/skill very dear to my person: photography. And though nowadays it seems that anyone with an apt camera device can be a photographer, I certainly believe it takes more than…

  isorozco

  November 13, 2017

  Art, backpacking, earthquake, Faces, life, Mexico, narrative, photography, Social, street photography, Travel

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  1:14 pm The plan for September 19th, 2017 was to get organized and to be productive. After much dilly-dallying with my affairs, weekend escapades to paradise lands and loafing around, that Tuesday was to be devoted to completing long-avoided errands. By 1 pm, I made the decision that in 15 mins I would begin arranging after I…

  isorozco

  September 27, 2017

  2017, commentary, earthquake, humanity, life, Mexico, Mexico City, photography, sismo