All good things come to an end. Otherwise they are not good things, but just plain normality. The final photo essay (for now) from San Pedro de la Laguna, Solola’, Guatemala.
As the Germans say, everything has an end. Except for the sausage, which has two…
Hope you enjoyed.
Alessandro Ciapanna
Jacket: Urban Outfitters (old). Peplum Top: Anthropologie (old). Skirt: Forever 21 (recent). Heels: Zara (last spring). Bag: Melie Bianco (last seen below). Sunnies: Westward\\Leaning. Jewelry: Michael Kors Watch; David Yurman Bracelet and Ring; H&M Necklace (old).
Alarm rings. Hit snooze. Ten minutes later, hit snooze again. Debate waking up, but drift off again until snooze jolts me awake. Drag myself out of bed. Take a steaming hot shower in order to finally stop staring at the back of my eyelids. Realize I am way behind schedule. Panic. Throw on easiest outfit. Quickly put together lunch. Rush out the door. Put makeup on, brush hair and throw it into a pony tail, while eating breakfast and driving to work. Grab Starbucks and finally begin the day.
Anyone have similar mornings? Far too often, I find myself too tired and choosing to sleep in instead of forcing myself up…
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Another street performer in Manchester’s busy Market Street. Taken the same day as this guy.
That’s the Canon 40mm f/2.8 pancake lens on the Canon 1100D again. Very, very good.
At first I thought those were police officiers, then I realised they were Roman soldiers 🙂
Andrew Theus, acting as Jesus, during a reeanactment of Jesus Crucifixion at “Sonrise”. Sonrise is an event lead by Southern Adventist University reenacting and remembering Jesus Crucifixion for the community.
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