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Daily exposure of the Parish of San Jose Ruins located in the city of Antigua Guatemala, dated 1545, after being rebuilt due to Earthquake

Detail of Nuestra Sra. del Carmen church facade, with its baroque style columns and ornaments.

The magnificent St. Joseph Cathedral in Antigua Guatemala. The city was the capital of Guatemala from 1543 through 1773. At that period was created most of his Baroque-influenced architecture. These characteristics had it designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979.

View of ruin of colonial church in Antigua - Guatemala

The ruins of Antigua reveal intricate colonial architecture with a prominent statue above the entrance, highlighting the city's rich history and cultural significance.

Drone view of the central Plaza and Park in Antigua Guatemala with a view of the San Jose Cathedral ruins during sunrise

Tourist man doing yoga in a cathedral ruins.

abandon old church in ruins colonial style in ruins

It started with 5 nuns and a novice; but, step by step, they were increasing. It was here that the Clarisas were installed for years. The San Miguel earthquake of 1717 shattered the roof of the convent. The nuns had to go out during the 26 years that the repairs lasted. In 1734 the new convent was inaugurated; but with the later earthquakes 1773 and 1874 the convent was completely ruined and so it continues today. The story struck me.

The San Nicolás de Bari Hospital was the first hospital in America. It was built in 1503 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. It was founded by Nicolás de Ovando, governor of the island. Today only ruins remain.

A view looking upwards to the heavens through the arches and dome of cathedral ruins in Antigua, Guatemala. The church architecture dominates the image with blue sky and clouds lending the photo an ethereal presentation. Darkness stands black and empty in the lower left corner while clouds of white and light appear on the right side. Note the angelic figures in the middle of the frame, bisecting the light and the dark.

Details of the facade of the Mercded church in Leon, Nicaragua.

Old public laundry facilities in the beautiful city of Antigua, Guatemala with Spanish Colonial Architecture Yellow Arches in Old City Antigua Guatemala, Unesco World Heritage Site.

View on ruin of church in Antigua - Guatemala

Ruins of the central nave of the cathedral of Antigua, Guatemala. It was built in 1540 but destroyed by an earthquake in 1773

Young Caucasian woman standing in front of ruined church in Antigua

A photo of the Santa Clara convent taken from the fonts of the Union Park in Antigua Guatemala

Digital manipulation of a photographs (my own image) with filters and photoshop actions for a painterly/illustration look.

Explore the remnants of ancient architecture in Antigua, Guatemala, where detailed stone carvings stand against a backdrop of blue skies and clouds.

jesuit church ruine in panama city, central america.

Various churches, streets, cobblestone stone, and buildings in Antigua

The historical ruins of a beautiful white church on a vibrant blue day.

July 20th, Antigua, Guatemala. Streets of Antigua Guatemala. Antigua is one of the oldest cities in the country of Guatemala, considered a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Its streets still retain their authenticity, and it is pride for its locals to demonstrate that they still preserve their traditions and culture among their streets.

CASA SANTO DOMINGO, ANTIGUA - Beautiful old Spanish church with arches, gardens and colonial architecture.

$Temple of the Sagrario\nThis is one of the most significant constructions in the entire Magical Town due to its majestic architecture, reminiscent of a fortress.\n\nIt was founded by Vasco de Quiroga in 1540 as the hospital of Santa Marta and it was he himself who asked for a virgin to be made with the technique of corn cane paste. The image was consecrated and called the Virgin of Health. This image remained in the Sagrario until 1908 when it was moved to the Basilica of Patzcuaro.\n\nThe construction of the tabernacle began in 1603 and over the years various decorative elements were added, which can still be seen today.$

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