Showing posts with label Costa Maya. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Costa Maya. Show all posts

Ouch, Don't Climb that Tree

Posted on 12/14/2010 by Unknown | 0 comments

No, this is not a close up of a rose bush, but a photo of a type of tree found in Costa Maya.  I saw this next to the Mayan ruins, and thought the spikes on the outside of the tree were pretty awesome.  Nice defense against climbing animals.  Enjoy.

Vines on Tree

Posted on 12/01/2010 by Unknown | 0 comments

Perhaps it's just me, but I gravitate to the beauty of nature.  I think the extending vines and contrast in color between the plant and the tree are very appealing in this photo.  Enjoy.

The Giant Leaf

Posted on 11/15/2010 by Unknown | 0 comments

I saw this lone, giant leaf resting on the steps of the Mayan temple we visited this summer.  It was out of place, but wonderfully beautiful in its withering colors, juxtaposed on the ancient steps.  Enjoy.

It's all Black and White

Posted on 11/14/2010 by Unknown | 0 comments

When I took this photo, I was thinking black and white would be the best way of showing the texture and depth of the roots, leading up to the Mayan temple ruins in the background.  I'm not sure what kind of tree this is.  Taken in Costa Maya, Mexico next to the Mayan ruins at Chacchoben.  Enjoy.

Our Ship is better than their Ship

Posted on 11/11/2010 by Unknown | 0 comments

How's this for irony.  I realized that this photo reveals the ship we sailed to the western Caribbean on this past August, was docked beside the infamous Carnival Cruise ship, as seen here in Costa Maya.  We heard bad things from the passengers on land about this ship months ago.  Today they finally got towed from peril at sea.  So glad we didn't go on Carnival.  We were on the Royal Caribbean's Celebrity Solstice, a truly remarkable ship.  Highly recommended.  Enjoy.

Ocen Blue

Posted on 10/21/2010 by Unknown | 0 comments

It's Costa Maya, Mexico.  If you ever pull into port while on a cruise, make sure you visit the ruins.  It's a beautiful ride through a very poor Mayan village, showing how they still live today.  The mysteries of why the Mayans vacated their temples hundreds of years ago remains alluring.  Remember when around water, use a polarizing filter.  Enjoy!