by Richard Quinn | Feb 27, 2024 | Mexico, Road Trips, Travel
DAY 11: Back on the Road, from Chichén Itzá to Cancun Mexico has always been well known to international travelers for the popular tourist destinations on its Pacific coast, places like Acapulco, Puerto Vallarta, and Cabo San Lucas, but prior to the early...
by Richard Quinn | Dec 13, 2015 | Archaeology, Maya, Mexico, Travel
The historic range of the Maya was a vast expanse that encompassed fully a third of the land area of Mesoamerica: the entire Yucatan peninsula, much of the Mexican states of Chiapas and Tabasco, all of modern day Guatemala and Belize, and the western sections of...
by Richard Quinn | Dec 12, 2015 | Travel
Tulum is not all that large, as Mayan sites go, but its spectacular location, right on the east coast of the Yucatan Peninsula, makes it one of the best known, and definitely one of the most picturesque. This was a late post-classic Maya site that was at it’s...
by Richard Quinn | Dec 11, 2015 | Maya, Mexico, Photography, Travel
As photographers, we all have our specialties: the subjects, locations, or events that really get our creative juices flowing, and inspire our best work. For some, it’s wildlife photography. For others, landscapes. Or seascapes, sunsets, misty mornings. Sports!...
Mexican Road Trip: Zapatista Road Blocks in Chiapas
Mexican Road Trip: Mayan Ruins and Waterfalls in the Lacandon Jungle
A Sunset at White Sands
Mexican Road Trip: Cancun, Tulum, and the Riviera Maya
Tumaco: Snarling Beasts and Raging Demons
Alaska Road Trip: Driving to the Top of the World
Mexican Road Trip: Merida and the Meridanos
Alaska Road Trip: The Grand Circle: From Tok to Denali
Tairona Gold: The Curse of the Coiled Serpent
Follow the Fireweed
Canadian Road Trips: Yoho National Park
Canyon de Chelly: Ruins and Rock Art
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