Atardecer / Sunset

The Dreamer

Musical Graffiti

	NAME	ARTIST	ALBUM	YEAR
1	Miss You	The Rolling Stones	Some Girls	1978
2	The Happiest Days Of Our Lives	Pink Floyd	Echoes: The Best of Pink Floyd (Disc 1)	1979
3	Time After Time	Miles Davis	You're Under Arrest	1985
4	Two Kites	Rosa Maria	Songbook Antonio Carlos Jobim - Vol. III	1996
5	Valentino's	Spyro Gyra	Heart Of The Night	1996
6	Come On	Barry White	The Ultimate Collection	2000
7	Tour de France …Ètape 2	Kraftwerk	Tour de France Soundtracks	2003
8	Beyond The Clouds	Incognito	Adventures In Black Sunshine	2004
9	Brand New Day	Little Louie Vega Feat.Blaze	Elements Of Life	2004
10	Fever  [ With Natalie Cole ]	Ray Charles	Genius Loves Company	2004
11	Perdido	Wanda S· / Joao Donato	Wanda S· Com Joao Donato	2004
12	Stolen Away On 55th & 3rd	Dave Matthews Band	Stand Up	2005
13	Freddie Hubbard - 'First Light'  (Blackshell)	Gilles Peterson	Worldwide   [ Box of Delights ]	2005
14	Timeless feat. India Arie	Sergio Mendes	Timeless	2006

 

Colors

Sandia, Guayaba, Jitomate, Manzanas, Toronja, Naranja, Mandarina, Betabel, Jicama, Platanos, Zanahoria / Watermelon, Guava, Tomato, Apples, Grapefruit, Orange, Tangerine, Sugar-beet, Edible tuber, Bananas, Carrot. Ready for a juicy breakfast.

Reflections

Valle del Silencio / Silence Valley

A beautiful place near the city, fine to eat good trout, typical food & for dessert, a lot of oxygen.

Escape

The Dummy

An old camera (no digital), a ventriloquist's dummy & other stuff in a Sunday flea-market.

La Hija de los Apaches / The Apaches Daughter

Pulque.
Agua de las verdes matas,
tú me tumbas, tú me matas,
tú me haces andar a gatas.
Antigua rima popular.

Pulque, or octli, is an alcoholic beverage made from the fermented juice of the maguey, and is a traditional native beverage of Mesoamerica.
The maguey plant is not a cactus (as has sometimes been mistakenly suggested) but an agave, elsewhere called the "century plant". The plant was one of the most sacred plants in Mexico and had a prominent place in mythology, religious rituals, and Mesoamerican industry. La Hija de los Apaches, Its old glory and bright seem to be obscured by the erosion. This
rustic 60 years old ¨Pulquería” is one of the last bastions of local customs that stubbornly refuse to give in.
“La Hija de los Apaches” has witnessed countless discussions of famous writers through time and relates of ex-boxers who come to evoke his great feats every Thursday. Luis Buñuel, the eminent filmmaker, found an oasis in this place while he was filming ¨Los Olvidados¨ back in the 50s.
This was take last Friday afternoon.

Sleeping Door

In the still of the night.

Banca para Obispos / Bench for Bishops

From the exhibition "Benches Dialogue" this one is by Gustavo Monroy.

Raspados

A mini street stand of refreshments made of ice & different flavours.

Link of Interest:

http://www.zonezero.com/editorial/editorial.html

Dreaming

A moment of luck.

La Diana / Diana Fountain

Sunset at main street Paseo de la Reforma, in the background, the Chapultepec Castle.

Walk Around

On Rio de Janeiro park. In the background, the statue of David.

Street Musician

At The Market

Dia de Tianguis.

Night Motion

At the Historic Centre.

Servir Bien

To Serve Well

Giordano Bruno

Giordano Bruno: The Forgotten Philosopher

He is one martyr whose name should lead all the rest. He was not a mere religious sectarian who was caught up in the psychology of some mob hysteria. He was a sensitive, imaginative poet, fired with the enthusiasm of a larger vision of a larger universe ... and he fell into the error of heretical belief. For this poets vision he was kept in a dark dungeon for eight years and then taken out to a blazing market place and roasted to death by fire.
By: John J. Kessler. Ph.D., Ch.E.

Sweet Words

Waiting for the bill?

A waxwork from the restaurant of Ripley's Museum.

Catch You!

A quiet moment in an jugglers exhibition.

The Clown

Light Traffic

Traffic on holidays.