Acapulco (film)

Reverse Macro Ring.

On Friday there was a barricade on the road we were on to Acapulco so the normally under 4 hour drive took over 14 hours. This gave a lot of time to play with my reverse macro ring. It lets you put your lens backwards to get really close up shots. 

The way to Santa Fe..

If you're like me; the bus to Santa Fe usually means clenching your eyes shut and going to your happy place because there is an elderly gentleman wearing a midriff tank top trying to use the buses every motion as an excuse to subtly touch your boob. If one day you feel like you can brave the open-eyed bus experience, this is what you'll see. 

Plant

This lives on my fire escape, i had never noticed it before. I have no idea what it is or if I should water it...

Rower in Cuemanco

This is someone I saw rowing past when I was on one of the canals in Mexico City. Every other time I've been to the canals I've been to Xochimilco, there they're narrow and completely congested; in a fun way. People take Hi Fi's and picnics and boats go past selling beer with chilli, salt, lime and lollipops. Cuemanco was completely different. Really quiet and calm.. there was a boat selling coffee instead.