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         		 It is the annual moment to meet old friends again.: by sejk, Views[262]
     
         		 The sun is out and the ceremony is about to conclude. Some dancers play their traditional guitar covered by armadillo skin, while the flowers gathered in sticks are being passed between the assistants along with copal incense, the final blessing.: by ancient, Views[383]
         		 When the full moon reaches a certain point in the sky, it projects some shadows over the mountains forming the profile of a jaguar, Panthera Onca, accompanying the rituals of intense dance.: by ancient, Views[377]
     
    Lourdes, a woman from the “otomí” ethnic group lights the candles in the altar, setting the start of the ceremony. Around her, there are flowers as part of the offerings, water and small pieces of ‘peyote’, a cactus conceived as sacred medicine for some tribes in Mexico and North America -they will be distributed through out the night-, and other symbolic elements.: by ancient, Views[601]
         		 Traditional Aztec dancers from different backgrounds gather during the full moon of July, for the ceremonial dance of the jaguar, in a place surrounded by the majestic mountains of “La Huasteca” in Santa Catarina, Mexico. The aztec dance is a tradition that remains alive and has been transmitted through many generations.: by ancient, Views[739]
         		 The dancers blow the seashell, known as ‘atecocolli’, asking for permission to start the dance, this is made facing the four cardinal points, the floor and sky. The sound travels and as soon as this happens, the dance starts with the sound of the ‘huehuetl’, a tubular drum made from a wooden body and skin stretched over the top.: by ancient, Views[439]
         		 a smile is cheaper than electricity and brings more light to this place: by omar, Views[335]
         		 protecting the cattle from predators: by omar, Views[231]
     
    the gifts my mother earth gives me: by omar, Views[217]
         		 twilight: by omar, Views[227]
         		 their faces as arid as the desert: by omar, Views[237]
         		 In our final days at Cabo, a storm amazed us with this cloud's spectacle. : by alexvelasco, Views[214]
         		 Is it Christmas yet? We found these 3 frogs as we looked for the rupestrian art.: by alexvelasco, Views[231]
     
    Kayaking in the world's aquarium. : by alexvelasco, Views[211]
         		 There is nothing better than a billion stars hotel to relax and enjoy the family: by alexvelasco, Views[278]
         		 The 6-hour horse-ride paid off after we found this astonishing rupestrian art.: by alexvelasco, Views[223]
         		 FISHERMAN WALKS ON SHORE OF LAKE: by magiclake, Views[206]
         		 FISHERMAN GETS OUT OF LAKE: by magiclake, Views[222]
     
    FISHERMAN GETTING ON BOARD OF BOAT: by magiclake, Views[213]
         		 FISHERMAN ROW ON BOAT AT SUNRISE IN CHAPALA LAKE: by magiclake, Views[228]
         		 FISHERMAN AT SUNRISE IN CHAPALA LAKE, TREE REFLECTION: by magiclake, Views[288]
         		 when we went back to town, the daughter of one of them was waiting for him: by kaleidoscopic, Views[273]
         		 this other 2 fishermen passed by in their hand carved one piece canoe: by kaleidoscopic, Views[268]
     
    we disembarked in the island to do some spear fishing: by kaleidoscopic, Views[280]
         		 I jumped into the boat of a fisherman and we went to an island: by kaleidoscopic, Views[270]
         		 this image was taken in miramar lagoon in the middle of lacandona jungle : by kaleidoscopic, Views[274]
         		 Standing tall: by mswanderlust, Views[165]
         		 Cancun, Mexico : by kaitnarciso, Views[177]
     
    Owl: The messenger. The communicator between deities and religious leaders.: by ramurcia, Views[323]
         		 The Flyers Dance: Ritual performed by humans to ask the gods to end a drought.: by ramurcia, Views[413]
         		 Jaguars Gods were the connection between the underworld and the living world. : by ramurcia, Views[367]
         		 Jaguars: Protection and war. Deities of transformation observe fire as their assigned medium.: by ramurcia, Views[383]
         		 Feathered Death: The mind in water colors and the body in ground tones. It represents the body VS spirit journey when dying.: by ramurcia, Views[382]
     
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         		 by jazz_zen, Views[91]
         		 Picture taken for the ATTA. Rafting on Lacandon River, Chiapas.: by jazz_zen, Views[215]
         		 Picture taken for the ATTA. Visiting a Mayordomo's home in San Juan Chamula.: by jazz_zen, Views[191]
         		 Picture taken for the ATTA. Leaving Yaxchilan, Chiapas.: by jazz_zen, Views[213]
     
    Picture taken for the ATTA in Palenque, Chiapas.: by jazz_zen, Views[188]
         		 Old Lighthouse, an historic monument for the local people of my hometown: Cabo: by jazz_zen, Views[187]
         		 Volador de Papantla en mitad de un ritual simbolizando la caída de la lluvia: by saratejada, Views[230]
         		 Elegancia y geometría, juntas en las curvas del Soumaya: by saratejada, Views[291]
         		 Prismas basálticos decorando las paredes de una barranca en Huasca de Ocampo: by saratejada, Views[219]
     
    Niños jugando en el inmenso mural de mosaicos ¨Homenaje a la mujer del mundo¨: by saratejada, Views[306]
         		 Pareja de jirafas disfrutando al sol del mediodía: by saratejada, Views[246]
         		 This man was certainly a character. He told me he's 'Jerry Loco', he's crazy. : by svercoe, Views[215]
         		 He gave me directions to the turtle farm on his 'living room' floor.: by svercoe, Views[232]
         		 He welcomed me into his home and told me tales about Jacques Cousteau.: by svercoe, Views[224]
     
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