Photowalk Reforma

Yesterday I have been photowalking along a part of Reforma, specifically from the crossing with Periférico (Fuente Petrólera), to Av. Hidalgo, which passes the Alameda and leads towards the main place of the city (Zocalo). See below for a hybrid map of the geolocated photos in Flickr.



It lasted around 3 hours, from 11:00 until 14:00, without coffee breaks. Again I had wonderful company and aid with the selection and tagging of photos (74 out of 164) by Alba, whom I made to do about the same job as usual but on the weekend (again). Some of my favorites are:

• Tlaloc close to the National Museum of Antropology


• Chap and Jacaranda


• Flower in the middle of the city, Park of the United Nations


• Street sweeper (barrendero)


• US Embassy in Mexico City, behind bars and fences (fear?)


• Old man reading very concentrated (bars and fences of the embassy in the background)


• Jacaranda reflected


• Homeless, living on Reforma (the contrast between Reforma and the people on it is simply astonishing)

You can find the complete set here.

Enjoy!