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Nature overcoming humans? Or the opposite?
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Standing next to no particular monument...
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Lincoln in Polanco's Lincoln Park
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Spanish Baroque villa now home to shops and a restaurant
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Boldness in a quiet part of Polanco
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Mmmm, orange blossoms!
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Art Deco walls around Plaza de la Republica
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Along Buenavista, a boulevard heading north from Plaza de la Republica
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I love the open-air restaurants that are possible in Mexico City's wonderful climate
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As in Cairo, many of Mexico City's old villas have been turned into schools
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Shop girl with ballerina dreams
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A lovely colonial-era building slated to be replaced by new apartments
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Spectacular facade! Too bad it's been left to decline
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Mexico City's answer to Paris's World Exhibition Spaces
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Ice cream
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Calle Santa Maria la Ribera
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Moorish kiosk in Santa Maria la Ribera park
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Apparently the Moorish kiosk was built for the World's Fair in New Orleans and then moved to Mexico
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A favorite spot
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Reforma still decorated for Christmas
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Leaving Bosque de Chapultepec by its main gate to Reforma
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A hopping brunch place in the Zona Rosa
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Lobby of the historic Hotel Geneve
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I think this is the Aztec calendar
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San Francisco bougainvillea near the office
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Mexico may like snack food even more than the US!
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Is this kind of stone and tile facade unique to Mexico?
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Love the color!
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Really love the color!!
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The Lucerna was attracting lots of attention
