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Posted by admin on Nov 30, 2011

Crocodile Comics

I put together this comics as a way of “Thanks” for the incredible experience of watching a wild crocodile nest hatch. The event took place here, in Puerto Vallarta – my home when a crew of crocodile specialists from the local university campus came upon a nest ready to hatch but without...

Posted by admin on Aug 15, 2011

Land, Water & Sky

were my working grounds while photographing the contemporary Casa Luna Mar oceanfront estate in Los Ranchos, Punta Mita. With large indoor spaces and expansive openings that connect the front pool area and central courtyard, you find the ocean’s presence everywhere you go. From a photographer’s...

Posted by admin on Jan 17, 2013

The Top 3

highest peaks in Mexico all presented themselves to me during my recent trip on board of a commercial domestic airliner. The Pico de Orizaba (5,636 m), which flying from Chiapas to Mexico City is the one you get to see first, is also the highest. Although an impressive peak in itself, it is no match to the...

Posted by admin on Dec 6, 2011

The Mighty Visitors

The Mighty Visitors of Banderas Bay (Documentary) director/ editor / camera: Petr Tomaides camera/ investigation: Petr Myska additional camera: Eduardo Lugo A short documentary on Humpback Whale migration to Banderas Bay, Mexico Produced for the Czech National TV Scientific Magazine Port. Part...

Posted by admin on Jan 17, 2013

Vallarta’s Skyline

has certainly changed a bit in the recent years. In some aspects for the better – I do like the new bridge over Rio Cuale, part of the extended pedestrian strip now stretching to the end of Malecon. About the high -rises that fringe the downtown beaches, I am not so sure. In any case, Vallarta is a...

Posted by admin on Aug 6, 2011

Chill Out

in Santa Maria del Oro. A beauty of a crater lake tucked away in the highlands of Nayarit province. In almost perfect setting combining the blue of the bottomless lake waters and green of the tropical forest covering the crater’s slopes, Santa Maria Resort was one long-lasting pleasant surprise. I had...

Posted by admin on Apr 25, 2013

Los Muertos Pier

Ok, finally I had a chance to visit the new Los Muertos Pier in my hometown Puerto Vallarta. It has been around for several months now, but it has somehow avoided me (or me it?). There seem to be mixed feelings about this new addition to Vallarta’s skyline. Compared to the original concrete-slab pier...

Posted by admin on Dec 15, 2011

Casa Mataiza

It would be difficult to say which out of the plenitude of properties I have photographed would be my most favorite. Casa Mataiza however would certainly make the short list. I can not really say whether due to its interesting architecture, pleasant finishes (terracota tiles at the pool side feel like...