A few years back we ventured to the West Coast for a cruise to Mexico. We’d been to the Caribbean side of Mexico but never the Pacific side. Our first stop was Puerto Vallarta where we took a tour of a tequila factory, a tile factory and the city center. It was a lovely day and the city center was alive with tourist and locals. I was impressed with the ocean walk and the many beautiful statutes erected there.
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heartafire, very strange!…. I love your photography…
It did?
Gracias.
Sigh. So jealous 🙂
Me too. Of my previous vacationing self. 😄
The ocean horse and his master, in quest to save the waters, came out of the waves but got frozen as statues, and even today they listen to the bell ringing from the crown church and people from the colored pane windows they look out and admire the old pillar. But..as sun sets, the statue returns to life and takes a dip, in the ocean :))
Creative. I like your vision.
thank you :))
Living in Vallarta I truly appreciate the beauty of your photos in this post.
Thanks. Beautiful city.
Born creative having a beautiful heart and farsighted eys that capture beauty found anywhere 🙂
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I love the “Old City” Seth… Thank you for sharing your visit!
Welcome. 😀😀
Beautiful 🙂
Really…
Thanks Nazish.
If I had been there with you I would have taken you up to the Burton’s house! When I was there the last time it was just a sleepy little village and my hotel room was an adobe hut on the beach with a thatched roof. It was so beautiful. I am happy to see that the city center is still charming. Lovely photos!
Wow. Sounds amazing. When were you there?
1971!!!!!
Well. That’s only a few years ago! 🙂
LOL!!
Great pics, love the light and colours
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Just popping by to wish you a Happy Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving.
Absolutely love this place. You portrayed it well. You did it justice.
Thanks Sandra.
My fav is “looking up”… love that little swirl. Nice photos! You’ve been to some awesome places, glad I got virtually visit them through your photos! Happy Thanksgiving Seth!
Thanks. Hope you had a good turkey day.
PV is one of my favorite places in the world — lovely job!
It’s a nice place.
wonderful photos; makes me miss traveling 🙂
Thanks. I miss it too.
Puerto Vallarta is my sister’s very favorite vacation spot!! We traveled there together several years ago…I loved the city, ocean walk, statues, and church also…I have a whole album of photos from that trip…I’m going to dig them out!! Great post…love your photos!
Thanks! Glad I could bring back memories.
Yup, I know exactly where the Starbucks is where we had our coffee along the Ocean Walk…now if only I remembered where I put that album! Yes, thanks for the wonderful memories!
Stunning shots! Makes me want to go there.
Thanks Therese. It’s a nice place.
Beautiful pictures Seth! Love your galleries site : )
Thanks! Glad you like the site.
Did you go there with Blake Tours! LOL
All that’s missing. Richard Burton, Ava Garden of course escorted by Elizabeth Taylor. Beautiful place they put on the map.
Yes I went with Blake Tours! 😉
Lovely pics about a part of the world I’m very ignorant.
It’s a nice area. I’ll be posting a few more from that part of Mexico.
My favorite place…the Malecon!
Thanks SwittersB.
This is a place I know well and you’ve captured it! OMG!! I only wish I understood the camera as you do.
Thanks so much cookie. 🙂
I especially love the first photo! Giddyup! 🙂
🙂 Yes that would have been a great caption.
nice job with photoshop!
Thanks Laura.
Enjoyed this bit of a travelogue of PV, and would enjoy seeing more shots of the area. A relative and his spouse have spent a good deal of time there over the years, and I still do not have a good idea of what the area looks like!
It’s an interesting place. I prefer the Caribbean though.
This is stunning photography! Mexico is wonderful!
Thanks so much. Glad you like the Mexico photos.
We love them – must have been a photographer’s dream!