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En esta selva de concreto con mas o menos 22 millones de habitantes, sobrevivo yo. He aquí una muestra de la visión No turistica de LumpenAmerika.

one of the most cultural trips I ever had. I went there with some university friends. first we went to an international congress in Toluca Mexico. but after that we go to the capital. we visited the historical downtown or Zocalo, plaza of the virgen de Guadalupe, Plaza Garibaldi and so on.

On the way back from San Anchel we stopped in Santa Fe since we passed there anyway....in Santa Fe is the biggest shoppincenter of Mexico which i def had to show to my friend!!! It was good for us to try and find some clothes;)! but the shops there are more like...Prada, Guess...jeah just expensive but we found some nice things anyway! Its just worth a visit...its one KM long and 3 floors...shop shop shop!!! huuuge! Sure we've had to stop at our favourite ice cream shop...jammmmmiiiiiiiiii…

As some might know this isn't my first time in Mexico. Last summer I already spend 6 weeks in this beautiful country. And like last time I wanted to visit Mexico City, One of the largest cities in the world and if you are used to the cities in the Netherland this is something incredible and I never saw a city so big in my life before. But as some might remember as well, I haven't got many good memories of my last visit in Mexico City. First it was the time that I had to say goodbye to both Me…

     My photos from Mexico City are now up in the last post.  The first group is from the hostel (free breakfast and dinner!) and the next is from the downtown walking tour.  We also paid the 45 pesos to go to the top of the Latinoamericana tower, which is where the night photos came from.  Today was the temples at Teotihuacan.  pretty self-explanatory.city is okay, a bit smelly.  sinking in an unbelievable way.  buildings are crooked and some…

On our last night in Mexico we decided to go to the observation deck of the Latin American Tower, in downtown Mexico City. It was a wet and stormy night and I´'m still not sure we should have ventured up there! Anyway, with three friends from our room in the hostel (2 Australians and a guy from Israel) we went to see if the tower was open on a Sunday night...and much to my dismay....it was (my fear of heights starting to kick in as we walked in the front door of  the huge building). T…

A few lost shots that hold some great memories and good laughs plus i want to get the photography award peoples... enjoy

Some random pics from my random travels

Mexico City-Teotihuacan-Veracruz-Puebla-Villahermosa-Palenque-San Cristobal de la Casas-Yaxchilan & Bonampak-Oaxaca-Monte ALban-Tasco-Acapulco

Amazing country !!! I WILL travel there again :)

Mexico is probably the country I've visited the most, so I've got a ton of shots. Most of these are in my professional portfolio as well.

My trip to Mexico, Guatemala and Belize in 2004! Started in Mexico City, ended in Playa del Carmen.

I was 4 times in Mexico. And i was living there, too. I lived there for 6 months (april-september 2002). In 2003 and 2004 i returned for vacations.

Yeah we saw the protests, but I like this one of me coolin out in San Angel.

The next morning we flew out to Mexico City where we spent the next few days wandering around.  The have an amazing central plaza in the middle of town which was a great place to hang out and people watch.  At night it turned into a big market and we had some lackluster tacos.  The city is huge and has a variety of different neighborhoods you can visit, and many that you shouldn't.  But for the average tourist the architecture was great, the markets were huge and full of a…