Delicious mexican chicken tacos with lettuce, tomatoes avocado and salsa health nutrition mexican Mexican tacos
An Aztec presentation at the World Beat festival in Salem, Oregon, USA mexico mexican fire Mexican Indian
Thank you for visiting my gallery on SXC! | | Follow me on Twitter: @BenEarwicker | | Please notify me if you would like to use any of my photos for any public projects, websites, or design work. | | I appreciate credit when possible, but some media productions make credit impossible, and I understand that. Please use your discretion regarding whether or not credit is possible or practical. | | For public use of my photos, please use any of the following for proper credit: | | Ben Earwicker | Garrison Photography, Boise, ID Mexico Mexican mask Mexican Mask 3
Thank you for visiting my gallery on SXC! | | Follow me on Twitter: @BenEarwicker | | Please notify me if you would like to use any of my photos for any public projects, websites, or design work. | | I appreciate credit when possible, but some media productions make credit impossible, and I understand that. Please use your discretion regarding whether or not credit is possible or practical. | | For public use of my photos, please use any of the following for proper credit: | | Ben Earwicker | Garrison Photography, Boise, ID Mexico Mexican mask Mexican Mask 5
It is not apparent, but this beautiful lady lost her left arm in a farming accident. She is retired and living on a small pension with her family in Mexico. | | Yes, I do have a signed (with her right hand) model release mexico indeginous indian Mexican Indian Woman
Mexican fabric and decoraations at Bazaar Del Mundo, San Diego, CA fabric decorations festive Mexican Colours 4
Salsa roja, salsa verde, limes and limeade - the classic condiments of a Mexican table food food ingredient Mexican Condiments
Girl wearing the tipical dressing of Oaxaca Mexico portraits Mexico facial expression Mexican Faces 1
landscapes take from the new tollroad which connects central mexico (morelia, michoacan) to the pacific coast road travel highway Mexican highway 2
A mexican Tradition, LOS DANZANTES AZTECAS MEXICO WOMAN girl A mexican Tradition, LOS DANZANTES AZTECAS
This beautiful girl lives in Guadalajara, Mexico, in an area called "Cerros de Quatros" (Hill of the Four), a mountain in the middle of a city of 10 million people, where the antenna for the Channel 4 Television Station is located. | | She is one of Mexico's many orphaned children. | | I was there to help build a soup kitchen to feed children like her (right now, this soup kitchen feeds about 700 kids each and every day). The food is donated by local merchants (including Costco, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico) mexican mexico mexican Mexican Girl
Thank you for visiting my gallery on SXC! | | Follow me on Twitter: @BenEarwicker | | Please notify me if you would like to use any of my photos for any public projects, websites, or design work. | | I appreciate credit when possible, but some media productions make credit impossible, and I understand that. Please use your discretion regarding whether or not credit is possible or practical. | | For public use of my photos, please use any of the following for proper credit: | | Ben Earwicker | Garrison Photography, Boise, ID Mexico Mexican mask Mexican Mask 1
flying out of Mexico City at sunrise, we caught this beautiful view of popocatepetl and iztazihuatl volcanos (popo is the one spewing ash) sky sunrise volcano Sunrise over mexican volcanos
This photo was taken in San Vicente, Mexico of a young girl and her puppy. | | She is a Triki Indian (Indigenous Mexican). These are incredible people. They had no money, but insisted on feeding us. | | At that time we were building a home for her and her parents (and her puppy), the first home they have ever lived in. | | When we finished the project, her mom sang us a song that brought tears to our eyes. More importantly, her song gave me a tremendous amount of respect (and admiration) for these poor people! It made me very glad that I could contribute (in a large way) to their overall well being and happiness mexico girl puppy Mexican Girl With Puppy
This is the eagle found in mexican national sign. This image means the foundational story of Mexico, which is based on a ancient aztec legend which tells where the aztecs should build their new settlement, and the story says that when they find an eagle eating a snake, stand on a cactus, it will be the place to build their city. They found such sign in a small island in the middle of a lake, and it became the great city of Mexico-Tenochtitlan, which today is located under the Zocalo area, in actual Mexico City. You can see part of the ruins in the Templo Mayor museum. Also, you can see actual photos of Zocalo in my gallery zocalo flag aztec Mexican eagle 1
she nad her two children were hitched a ride with us in the mountains of southern mexico. she was going to visit her mother's grave and so picked some flowers along the way woman person flowers Mexican woman with flowers
Horacio loves attention! Especially to see his picture in the LCD screen mexico people child Mexican people
landscapes take from the new tollroad which connects central mexico (morelia, michoacan) to the pacific coast road travel highway Mexican highway 3
These vases were located inside of a Casa on a Ranch in Mexico called Rancho Tranquillo (Tranquil Ranch) gold vases gold Gold Vases
Monterrey Cathedral. | Exterior shots. | | (on the top of it) cathedral catedral church Mexican Baroque Cathedral 2
flying out of Mexico City at sunrise, we caught this beautiful view of popocatepetl and iztazihuatl volcanos (popo is the one spewing ash) sky sunrise volcano Sunrise over mexican volcanos
Several local boys playing on a basketball hoop in Tijuana, Mexico Children boys basketball Basketball Hoop with Mexican C
mexican fisherman on a lake in the state of morelia, mexico - this lake extends for 40 miles (65 kilometres) but is only a couple of meters deep mexico boat canoe Mexican fisherman 2
walking along an alleyway in pazcuaro, mexico at night we took this shot by the light of the phosphorous lamps door puerta entrance Old mexican doorway
