From this weekend while roaming downtown, Mexico City. A cliché moment, perhaps, but nonetheless meaningful to human experience. Margaret Meade once stated that "one of the oldest human needs is having someone to wonder where you are when you don't come home at night." It's so true, so descriptive --in part-- of the human condition.
Read MoreRoaming musicians I ran into one Sunday in Mexico City's historic center.
Read MoreChasing light and shadows in Mexico City's historic downtown area. A lot has changed since I first came to know this area. I worked here for five years. Though I don't commute into the area everyday as I did then, much of my photography is executed in this very exciting niche of this vast urban space.
Sanitation worker chugs along Cafetales Ave. in the Coyoacan municipality of Mexico City.
Read MoreThis image was made in 2011 when I was exploring what seeing from difference perspectives does to a composition. In the process I was attempting to break a rut in creativity by shooting outside my comfort zone. This one involved protestors marching towards me while I set the DSLR on the floor.
Seeing is all about perspective and relative to where you stand. Two people can't see the same object from where they stand if one of them has his eyes closed or something obstructing their vision from a given angle.
A not too unusual seen one evening in Iztapalapa, Mexico City.
Read MoreWide angle shooting from the street floor in Mexico City's downtown.
Read MoreMaking a living in Coyoacan, Mexico City.
Coyoacán, Mexico City
Family waiting for public transport one late evening somewhere in Coyoacan, Mexico City.
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All dressed up and nowhere to go. This describes pretty much how I see Mexico's economy these days after all the energy the Mexican government put into reforms that nonetheless represented little in eventual benefit to the people of Mexico. Worse still, Mexico has been feverishly fighting a stronger US Dollar that has been battering the Mexican Peso left and right as global investors hedge against loss in gold and stronger currencies like the aforementioned greenback. Government revenue is also down as the price of oil --representing over 35% of government income-- stays low, part of the reason why President Enrique Peña Nieto stated early this month Mexico would have to tighten its belt into 2016.
A persona who is sort of iconic to Mexico City's downtown area. Don't be surprised if you run into him during a stroll in Mexico City's Centro Historico.
Mexican military police at Mexico City's commemoration of the 30-year anniversary of the 1985 earthquake.
Parque Ecológico Cuemanco, Xochimilco
Image made during Mexico City's 1985 earthquake ceremony this month.
Improvised hazard warning.
Read MoreAn actor trying to handing out invites to a theatre production.
Read MoreStreet labor in Mexico City.
Read MoreWhile observing a cleaning ritual in downtown, Mexico City.
Read MoreCampesinos en el Estado de México, México.
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