Photos of Mexico (to live in, cabin, smog, vacation)

[Mattie Jo]

I think your president is doing a lot to help Mexico.

[Travelling fella]

I think so too, it seems that finally after decades of corruptions en narcicistic pseudo emperors, we have a president that really has good intentions.

some more pics of Mexico city.

<------ Night view of a Mexican freeway
<---- Day view

<----- People checking it out during the inaguration day


^^^^ Another of the new freeways

^^^^ Another of the new freeways

[Travelling fella]

Now some pictures of the best malls in the country (this is the last ultra modern post in awhile and then we'll get back to old world Mexico style)

^^^^ La gran plaza (Guadalajara)


^^^^ Centro Magno (Guadalajara)


^^^^^ Galerias

<----- Paseo san pedro (Monterrey, Mexico)

<---- Paseo San Pedro

<---- Plaza Las Americas (Veracruz, Mexico)

<----- Plaza Las Americas

<----- Antara Polanco (Mexico city)

<---- Motor Lobby (Mexico city)

<---- Motor lobby

<---- Motor lobby main entrance (colors change over time)
<----- Motor Lobby entrance

<---- Motor lobby entrance

<---- Motor lobby interior (day)

<---- Motor lobby interior (day)

<---- Motor lobby interior (day)

<---- Motor lobby interior (night)

<---- Motor lobby at night

[Travelling fella]

Now introducing San Luis one of the best cities in Mexico to live (imho) it is a city that breathes history, it has also an ultramegamodern part, but I decided to let modernity rest for a while.


^^^^^ San Luis's Government palace

^^^^ San Luis's catedral

<---- Fountain at the historical center

<---- Night view of San Luis main square

<----- Inside view of San Luis's catedral

<---- San Luis's government palace

[Magnolia Bloom]

I loved these pix. Thanks to all for posting them. What a beautiful country.

[Mattie Jo]

Most people that I know have only been to Tijuana or to other border towns, and then they say, "Mexico is ugly." Mexico is a treasure of wonderful buildings, although I don't care for modern buildings, well, something I like them.

[Travelling fella]

Originally Posted by jessaka

Most people that I know have only been to Tijuana or to other border towns, and then they say, "Mexico is ugly." Mexico is a treasure of wonderful buildings, although I don't care for modern buildings, well, something I like them.

I like classic old world style more too, but Mexico's both, so it's nice that people get to know that Mexico is the land of diversity and beauty, where you have ancient ruins of ancient civilizations, old world style colonial buildings, supramodern cities and awesome natural paradises

You also have thousands of diferent cuisines, each state has it's own cuisine, hmm if people ask for it I can upload some pictures of some Mexican traditional dishes from every region

Love and Light!

[Six Foot Three]

Here's some more Photos of the Sierra Madres in Northern Mexico. The Copper Canyon Area (Mexico's Grand Canyon)



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Lake Arareco......
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[Dusty Rhodes]

Originally Posted by 6 FOOT 3

Are you sure as i'm looking at them right now as i posted them at 10.01 a.m. and its 11.21 a.m. I 've posted many photos on the New Mexico threads and never had a problem as i know how to do this....Can anyone else see or not see them......

Well, Yes, they came through beautifully, good art work! the two of you ought to pair up and do a book with those Photos. todos son tan bellos, gracias. D

[Mattie Jo]

San Domingo Church



Painted rugs at a hotel in Oaxaca



entrance to a house in Oaxaca



street scene, zocalo

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clothing on line



cantina in Oaxaca



Another clotheline. I have always had a fondness for clotheslines since I was a child. I always thought it would be neat to travel the world, even the US and take photos of them and then publish a book.