Mercado Sonora, supplies for witchcraft, magic and the cult of Santa Muerte (associated with narcotrafficers)

Colonia Santa Fe, maximum symbol of urban modernity and business success in Mexico. (Located in western Distrito Federal)

Roaming Photographer, Alameda Central, Mexico City

Nina en el micro rumbo a Metro Revolucion. Girl in bus going towards Metro Revolution

Outside Metro Tacuba. Hundreds of informal market stalls radiate beyond this metro stop. Many pirated or black market goods are available.

Paseo de la Reforma, atardecer. Dusk at the Paseo de la Reforma, Mexico City

Paseo de La Reforma, D.F.'s most iconic boulevard connects downtown with the city's most important park, Chapultepec.

Coyoacan Centro, a un costado de la Plaza. Some well known Coyoacanenses: Hernan Cortez, Leon Trotsky, Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo

Parque Los Viveros, Coyoacan, D.F. Nursery/Park in the south of the city. The background mist is air pollution.

Afuera de Casa de los Azulejos. Exterior of House of Tiles, Mexico D.F.

Sanborn's Cafe, Casa de los Azulejos, Centro Historico, Mexico D.F.

Senora con su puesto en el centro. A woman with her stall near Hidalgo Metro in downtown Mexico City

Palacio de Bellas Artes, perhaps the most photographed building in Mexico.

Jim Alford at La Habana Cafe, Mexico City. Un amigo from "La Casa de Los Amigos" (Quaker House).