Photography mexico

Mexico city aesthetic

One of the best parts about Los Angeles is that it’s a city rich with cultural diversity. In fact, Hispanic and Latino residents make up almost half of the city’s population. Growing up on the East side of Los Angeles, I fell in love with the Mexican influences–the iconography, the colors, the music, the food,

Frida Kahlo Story, ‘Birdcage © Albert Watson

COLOR MEXICO CITY

Find the BEST spots in La Condesa & take your own DIY Taco Tour of the neighbourhood's most flavourful tacos in Mexico City! | The Creative Adventurer

Thalia Gochez's photos deconstruct and reframe marginalized histories of brown womxn, offering platforms of conversation and agency of self-representation.

The culture in the Zapotec communities of southern Mexico celebrates and cherishes a group of individuals considered a third gender, referred to as "Muxes."

One of the women of the red clay village polishes a bowl in the finishing room, where pieces are left to dry and then polished to a glossy sheen. The work is physical, with each item requiring hours of hard labor to produce and perfect. I was amazed as I watched this woman stroke the polishing stone across the red clay, as small lines of gloss slowly built up into a consistent surface. Photographed by Philip Nix

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Stephania Taladrid writes about the photographer Graciela Iturbide’s images capturing the daily lives, the mores, and the remarkable diversity of Mexican people.

ballet folklorico - Centro Cultural de Ajijic, Jalisco

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From secret waterfalls to under-the-radar jungles, these natural wonders in Mexico are true hidden gems.#worldtravel #internationaltravel #travelandleisure

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