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merida's first photo shoot with us ^-^ we left her bow upstairs and couldn't be bothered to fetch it..this merida is from the disney store,much nicer than the one mattel has to offer.
Another panoramic view from the airport at Mérida. This was shot using a longer lens for more detail, but it was earlier in the morning and the sun was straight in front of me. The haze plus strong sunlight made it difficult to meter the scene properly and the camera was being fooled by it too. I ended doing it all manually and set the meter a bit too dark.
Flash version here
People walk along a street in the historic center of Merida, Mexico November 28, 2017. Photo by Tim Chong
A panoramic of Merida and the mountains, shot from the airport while waiting for pax. I didn't feel like cropping the image to remove the black borders, as that would remove much of the sky.
Flash version available here. Thanks to LcoronelP for programing it :)
P.S.: decided to redo this one without the wingtip error and cropped the black borders too. All in all it now looks better :P
This is where I lived. Merida, Mexico is one of the ten safest places in the World. I felt safer and more confident roaming las calles in Merida than I have ever felt in any U.S. City. Public Transportation was convenient and easy to learn. I didn't drive a car the entire time I spent in Mexico.
On Sundays, all the streets in Merida are closed so that the residents can dance and the children can play. Merida has a population of over 1,000,000 people, it is extremely Catholic (it is also the 10th oldest City in Mexico, and the most Religious. It is still hard for a woman to obtain birth control in Merida because of the deeply rooted Catholic mindset there).
However, Merida is tranquil and peaceful. Everybody sleeps in hammocks (naked and sweating), the City is smothered in artwork, rent is cheap, and the food is delicious. I highly recommend it, if you have never been.