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Lake Atitlan – Guatemala

March 19, 2012 aliciafox Central America, Photography Tips, Travel Photography, Volunteering Latin America tags: canoo, central america, Guatemala, hand carved canoo, lago atitlan, lago de atitlan, lake atitlan, lake atitlan guatemala, lake photos, latin america, maya, photos of canoo, photos of fishermen in guatemala, photos of guatemala, photos of lake atitlan, photos of latin america, photos of maya, photos of mayans, photos of traditional fishermen, photos of traditional maya, san macos lake atitlan, san pedro la laguna, san pedro lake atitlan, traditional boat, traditional fishing, traditional guatemala, traditional maya photos 0 comments
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I was looking for a place to stop and do a bit of work and I wanted to make it a kind of retreat, to get my creative juices flowing.  Lake Atitlan in Guatemala is the perfect place for a photography and writing retreat.  I spent time at some beautiful hotels in Panajachel, San Pedro and San Macos – three different villages, all tranquil in their own way.  I was doing work for hotels while also working on my own projects. Here are a couple of shots from one beautiful sunrise I spent in San Pedro la Laguna. Lake Atitlan has risen dramatically this year and buildings, shelters and lakeside recreational areas such as the one above have become submerged.  Some of the local Mayans think the rising water is related to The 2012 Shift, some just blame the rain. These are the traditional fishing boats used by Mayan fishermen each morning on Lake Atitlan.  They spear the fish with reeds then take their catch home or sell them in their villages.  It’s beautiful to watch and a wonderful example of slow, simple living.   To see more of my travel photography, check out my website www.AliciaFoxPhotography.com Read More

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