View of Volcan Agua from the top of Volcan Acatenango during sunset. Guatemala, 2014.
Distinctive is the traditional Santiago woman’s headdress – a band of cloth is coiled around itself to form a huge saucer shape in red or deep orange. It is mostly the older women who still wear this, whereas the huipile (dress) is worn by young and old. Santiago Atitlan, Guatemala, 2014.
Local man in a cemetery, wearing the traditional local dress in the lakeside town of Solola. Volcan Toliman can be seen in the background. Solola, Guatemala, 2014
