The Baroque hall of the BUAP in the city Puebla, justly called the Shrine of Colonial America. | Smithsonian Photo Contest | Smithsonian

Smithsonian

SMARTNEWS

HISTORY

SCIENCE

INNOVATION

ARTS & CULTURE

TRAVEL

AT THE SMITHSONIAN

Altered Images

photo contest slideshow

© Jesus Perez. All rights reserved.

NOONE SEES, the man with no face in Covent Garden, London, England.

Chicken Sleeping in a Traditional Market

Drop of rain near a fallen leaf

Flying buttresses of York Minster

Fair in San pablito in Puebla, Mexico

The Funeral of my Grandmother

Playground surrounded by barbed wire

Autumn droplets on a blooming flower

State Fair Blow Up Dolls

My father in law enjoying the view at Cap Ferret, France.

LIFE IS HARD, in some villages in Serbia.

The Baroque hall of the BUAP in the city Puebla, justly called the Shrine of Colonial America.

CURVES, green pastures, clear water and golden sand. These are the ingredients for Ireland's beauty.

DUSK IN THE CANAL. A fairytale view of the canal in Colmar, France.

Roadtrip in Oaxaca, Mxico

A flower in Holyrood Park, Edinburgh, Scotland.

SVETI SAVA CATHEDRAL, is the largest Orthodox church currently in use in Belgrade, Serbia.

Books at the Library Pub in Edinburgh, Scotland.

A favorite hat, an old barn and a worn black leather jacket combine to form a unique photo

Edinburgh's Balmoral Hotel with a statue of the Duke of Wellington in the foreground

THE RED DOOR, at Kearney, Northern Irelands hidden gem that dates back to the 9th century.

A Smiling Donkey in West Texas

7th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

The Baroque hall of the BUAP in the city Puebla, justly called the Shrine of Colonial America.

The Baroque hall of the BUAP in the city Puebla, justly called the Shrine of Colonial America.

TAGS: Art, Baroque, Building, History, Mexico

Puebla, Mexico

Member since 2014

Photo Information

Copyright:

© Jesus Perez.
All rights reserved.

Image Source:

digital

Date Taken:

08.2009

Total Views:

23

Filed Under:

Camera Information

Date Uploaded:

Dec. 5, 2009, 9:30 a.m.

SMITHSONIAN.COM COLLECTIONS

The Meaning Behind the Many Colors of India's Holi Festival

Take a Look Inside These Six Presidential Homes

Happy Holidays! The Smithsonian is Closed on Christmas Day

The Man Who Revealed the Hidden Structure of Falling Snowflakes

PHOTO LOCATION Mexico