Beautiful in a wabi-sabi sort of way, but what a shame that such beautiful buildings and street scapes are deteriorating so badly. Great, evocative photos.
Oh, I didn’t prepare another albums from Panama City about rebuilding and renovating the place: they are on the rise, it’s absolutely obvious at the spot. I , on the other hand, was attracted by the old and deserted houses. The French quarter is so various and colorful, I would say, I prefer they keep some places untouched -I loved that.
A fantastic city portfolio– I even recognise one or two details like the black and white overlapping circles. When did you take these? Siesta time, it looks like!
Beautiful pictures
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Awesome pics. I didn’t see anything like this when I was in Panama City. Mind you I was only there for 2 days.
while everyone in the Midwest is looking forward toward spring break so they can enjoy PCB, I say, the real Panama City intrigues me more.
Great job of framing this one!
Panama-Costa Rica-Nicaragua were already on my wishlist, but now even more. Thanks for the great pictures!
Beautiful in a wabi-sabi sort of way, but what a shame that such beautiful buildings and street scapes are deteriorating so badly. Great, evocative photos.
Oh, I didn’t prepare another albums from Panama City about rebuilding and renovating the place: they are on the rise, it’s absolutely obvious at the spot. I , on the other hand, was attracted by the old and deserted houses. The French quarter is so various and colorful, I would say, I prefer they keep some places untouched -I loved that.
A fantastic city portfolio– I even recognise one or two details like the black and white overlapping circles. When did you take these? Siesta time, it looks like!
I spent there last Christmas! Christmas trees in tropics looked comical:)
As weird as Christmas in the middle of the Australian summer, I’m sure!
Really,it is good job!