This photograph contains multiple reflections in the glass and painted body of the tourist trolley that runs though the center of Sam Miguel de Allende, Mexico. This image was taken using a Leica M8 with a 21mm lens.

During Holy Week in Queretaro the male residents don these robes and walk in a silent procession from the Convento de la Santa Cruz through the streets while carrying crosses in memory of Jesus. The photograph was taken with a Hasselblad HD-31 with a 28mm lens.

This man is carrying a cross made of tree branches through the streets of Queretaro during Holy Week in memory of Jesus. The men wear robes of either black, red, or white. This photograph was taken with a Hasselblad HD-31 camera using a 21mm lens.

During Holy Week, the men in Queretaro don hooded robes and walk from the Convent de la Santa Cruz through the streets in silent procession in memory of Jesus. This photograph was taken with a Hasselblad HD-31 camera using a 28mm lens.

Guanajuanto, the capital city of the state of the same name, is built in the valley between two hillsides. There is a funicular which travels up the hillside to the south of the city, and from the top there are wonderful panoramic views of the city. This image was taken with a Hasselblad X-pan camera with a 45mm lens.

On the first Friday of March, Indians from the surrounding area come to San Miguel to celebrate the Feast of the Lord of the Conquest. They wear these elaborate home made costumes and dance in the streets after praying in the La Parroquia church. This vertical panoramic photograph was taken with a Hasselblad X-pan camera using a 45mm lens.

On the first Friday of March, Indians from the area around San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, come to town to dance in celebration of the Feast of the Lord of the Conquest. The costumes are elaborate home made affairs, with many feathers and beaded clothing. This vertical panoramic photograph was created using a Hasselblad X-pan camera with a 45mm lens.

On the first Friday in March, Indians from the area around San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, come to town to celebrate the Feast of the Lord of the Conquest. Wearing elaborate home made costumes with many feathers and beading, men, women, and children dance along the streets surrounding La Jardin. This photograph was taken with a Hasselblad X-pan camera using a 45mm lens.

This person was dancing during the celebration of the Feast of the Lord of the Conquest, which occurs on the first Saturday in March, in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico Most of the other participants were Indians dressed in elaborate home made costumes with feathers and beading. This photograph was taken using a Hasselblad X-pan camera with a 45mm lens.

On this day the Governor of Guanajuato had proclaimed a Women's Day, which was held in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, and these four women were in town for the event. They were all eating the same kind of ice cream treat. This panoramic photograph was made using a Hasselblad X-pan with a 45mm lens.