Oh, what a beautiful morning it was!
What a difference 10 hours makes.
Moisture from Tropical Storm Isaac being drawn across Oaxaca. That’s the way the rainy season goes!
The difference between morning & night
August 25, 2012 by spixl
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Stunning photos.
Thank you! Oaxaca (heck, the view from my terrace) is so incredibly inspiring and photogenic.