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Rusty wheel casing lay abandoned on gravel road
Indigenous street vendor
El Henequen, factory closed and used as a museum
Boy selling candy in a plaza in Merida, Mexico
Abandoned wheel mill in the middle of the forest
Senior citizen sits on a doorstep with blanket over his lap and his hand extended out
Stop and tie your shoes
Lady selling her limited stock of plants and flowers
A young girl poses as her friend takes her picture
Homeless lady standing by a bench
Empty cobblestone street in historic district of Campeche
Lady in red
Abandoned historical home in need or repair
A street vendor takes a break to see his social media
Son in bike and father in tricycle riding down the street
Lady with shopping bag walking down cobble stone streets
Green grass and trees surround an empty wooden bench
Man stops to "talk" to La Virgen de Guadalup on the malecon
Towering communication structure
Fisherman complaining about the lack of business
Modern reflection of the past
b&w image of lady in tiled hallway
a Couple in malecon enjoying the last of the sun light
Three tracks
Few rusty parts of a mill and crumbling stone walls it's what's left of this abandoned hacienda
A fisherman anchors his boat before the storm hits the shore
Indigenous ladies from the State of Chiapas, walk the streets of Campeche
Pelicans sit peacefully on an empty fishing boat
Fisherman at the end of the pier as storms threaten
Heavy snow covers the ground and branches of a pine tree
Handmade jipi hats being sold in the local plaza
Cobblestones and colonial style building, male model poses for a photoshoot
A green house and large puddles of rain water
Chicago's "L" gets showered
Elderly artist sits on a wooden bench perfecting her art
Wearing a tee shirt with the image of La Virgen Maria, a boy sells his fruit to tourist
Hiding behind the sharp edges of broken glass
Window and stone wall shows the damaged caused by time and weather
Three tracks
Marching down Chicago's streets protesting family separation policies
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