Mexico

These are photographs of a ltd. portfolio of favored images in my Mexican  Collection. 

These traditional festivals observe rituals that date from the advent of agriculture for the same reasons now as then, to attempt to influence the forces of nature.

My quixotic quest of capturing the essence of the Mexican festival as it existed during the last decade of the millennium.

Favorite Volador images from The Essence of Mexico Project

This community gathers around their great, God-chosen, Mexican doctor and saint who heals the ailments of the poor

This is  an enormous 10 pound Ethnographical Atlas of Indigenous Mexico and its Festivals, published by the Mexican Institute of Anthropology and History.

Images of the exhibition.

These phone shots of a guidebook, by Editorial Jilguero that publishes Mexico Desconocido magazine that is 80% composed of my photography.

These selections from my photographic collection of Easters in Mexico are curated for a narrative presentation to a medical convention in Leon, Guanajuato, Mexico, June 15, 2019

In the space between ancient heritage and the dawn of a new age, a culture was captured in transition. This is an eleven-year quest to document the heartbeat of Mexico—a journey through the folk festivals and hidden traditions that defined the final decade of the millennium.