Tag Archives: Mexico

Our second full day of shooting was a water day. We had an early start, and we headed towards Cuzamá to shoot at Cenote Chelentun where I had also been last year. It has a unique entry bringing the visitors … Continue reading →

The first full day of shooting on our tour was houses and haciendas. The first was a beautiful Mexican style house in Mérida, that had been restored and was being used as a residence and rooms for vacation rental, Casa … Continue reading →

The first day of our Yucatán adventure started off with the traditional midday meet-and-greet kickoff lunch at our hacienda. We had three great models and there were six photographers. In additional, we were joined by another photographer/facilitator, Humberto Patrón, who … Continue reading →

After just a few days at home following my Kauaʻi trip, I set off very early in the morning on a trip to Yucatán, Mexico. This would be my second trip here in as many years, and my second trip … Continue reading →

Rather than zoom right out of town after the tour, I decided to stay around for a couple of days in Mérida, just to unwind and see a little of the local culture. I had chosen an Airbnb that looked … Continue reading →

The last day of the tour was originally planned as an abbreviated day, with one morning shoot ending with a farewell lunch. However, because of our scheduling hiccough at the hacienda, and the interjection of the extra guerrilla shoot, our … Continue reading →

The original plan was to spend the entire day shooting at a special hacienda near Izamal. It had been turned into a botique hotel, but it was currently not being used as a hotel. It was beautifully decorated and had … Continue reading →

Flamingos and Shaman. Our forth day was mid-tour and it was supposed to be a gap-day where he had a lighter schedule and could catch a little rest (but as usual, that has to be taken with a grain of … Continue reading →

If day 2 was hacienda day, then day 3 was water day. Our first shooting location of the day was in a cenote. I’ve seen pictures of them for years, but never visited one in person before. We went to … Continue reading →