19990407.
Mexico, Mexico City
The cathedral of Mexico City, located on the Zocalo square.
Unfortuneatly, the structures aren't rock solid anymore (the ground is also soft and caving), so support pillars are set up both inside and outside of the cathedral. Still, it remains a magnificent piece of...
19990407.
Mexico, Mexico City
Zocalo Square, the world's second largest city square after Moscow's Red Square.
(Fuji Velvia, 28-70mm)
19990407.
Mexico, Mexico City, Torre Latino-Americano.
From the skyskraper Torre Latino-Americano, you can get a good view of the city. In the unlikely event of a clear day, that is. We saw mostly smog.
(Fuji Superia 400, 28-70mm)
19990407.
Mexico, Mexico City
Palacio de las Bellas Artes, now the hq of National Institute of Fine Arts, featuring opera, dance, arts and classical music.
(Fuji Velvia, 28-70mm)
19990407.
Mexico, Mexico City, Museo Nacional de Antropologia.
How to kill a mammut-elephant?
1. Force the animal into a swamp, where it movement is limited.
2. Cancel all appointments
3. Throw your speers at him
4. Repeat 3, while crossing your fingers and trying not to get too close.
Mu...
19990407.
Mexico, Mexico City, Museo Nacional de Antropologia.
Another ancient skull.
Museo Nacional de Antropologia was a marvelous museum, definitely worth seeing, even for a museum.
(Fuji Superia 400, 28-70mm)
19990407.
Mexico, Mexico City, Museo Nacional de Antropologia.
An ancient skull.
Museo Nacional de Antropologia was a marvelous museum, definitely worth seeing, even for a museum.
(Fuji Superia 400, 28-70mm)
19990407.
Mexico, Mexico City, Museo Nacional de Antropologia.
Some ancient tools for hunting and fishing. Apperantly, they had not yet discovered the fine art of fly fishing, making it a very primitive and unworthy culture. :-)
Museo Nacional de Antropologia was a marvelous museum, definitel...
19990407.
Mexico, Mexico City, Museo Nacional de Antropologia.
Burial arrangements, usually in thombs.
Museo Nacional de Antropologia was a marvelous museum, definitely worth seeing, even for a museum.
(Fuji Superia 400, 28-70mm)