It seems door knockers are very commonplace in Antigua, Guatemala. Almost every door displays a unique piece. Animals, religious symbols, faces…all kinds of things. Once you notice them it’s hard to stop noticing them! I found them irresitable on my recent trip to Antigua. Since it would be very rude to give them a try (knock knock!) I merely took some photos of my favorites.
In the high foothills of the Himalayas, Marilyn Jones visits a temple dedicated to a Hindu goddess of stars
Boise has an interesting public art program, converting traffic light boxes into works of art.
It’s sometimes hard to believe the sandstone forms in Bryce Canyon aren’t the ruins of man-made walls
A stop at the historic Japanese Covered Bridge in Hoi An.
On an early morning visit to a neighbor of the Acropolis, SeeSaw has a view of history as well as beauty.
SeeSaw visits Geneva’s St Pierre Cathedral, John Calvin’s home church, and shares great views of the city’s Old Town.
A good view of Mount Fuji is not a guarantee for visitors to Japan, but SeeSaw was able to make several great images.
