Zorro

A zorro watching me and disturbing my dogs all the night

Twoo birds at the window

Beautiful birds standing at the fence, just passing the time.

Escazu

Escazu (San Jose suburb) central park and church

Dark side of cities

San José, likke all Latin American cities have some poverty problems and of course housing problems that cause the proliferation of slums in strange places like this cliff near a river in San Jose suburbia.

Children Museum

Town parades

This is a strange celebration in a town near the Turrialba Volcano with an sculpture of the volcanoe in a car, even with the smoke in the top.

Colonial Church

This is the one of the three colonial churches that still exist in Costa Rica, it is in Orosi, a town like 35 kms east of San José

Mountains

The view of the Cerros de Escazu (Escazu Hills) from the house

Colonial times

This is an old house in Escazu, resembling the colonial style, of adobe and long corridors

Public transportation

We just have buses to move around the city, if you want to avoid traffic driving a car is the better way to go from one place to another

Ox and his master

Watching

People watching a parade in the streets of San Antonio, of course in the day of Saint Antonio

Lovely Tree

Lovely tree in the central park of Tibás, a suburb 4 kms north of San Jose downtown where I used to live

Forms

The grey days sometimes create forms that we never see with light

Costa Rica´s Flag

This is the Costa Rica's flag. It was a day of a soccer game for the eliminatory to South Africa

Mountain highways

This is the highway to Limon, it is 20 kms east of San José, a pass between the mountains to the Atlantic Coast. This is the olnly tunnel in the country.

Grecia

Beautiful red church in a suburban town around San José

Rainy afternoon

The rain always come in the afternoon to my yard

Saturday´s market

Every weekend farmers from all over the country, come to the city to seel their fresh products. It exists since 1976 in different neigborhoods of the city.

Trying to fly

A guy trying and trying to fly with this parapente, an common activity in the mountains around San José