one quetzale
by MichaelC

Comment by Caravela:
could have done with a tad bit more lighting but overall a nice image

Spanish Rendezvous
by MichaelC

Comment by BHuseman:
The woman is a little blurry. the light in the upper right is a distraction. Neat door though.

Waldo in the Lost World
by MichaelC

Comment by Pug-H:
Yeesh, I was wrong. Now I see her on a better monitor. It's clever how you've matched the colour of her hair with the top row of steps.

Congrats to neophyte for recognising the place, too.

Waldo in the Lost World
by MichaelC

Comment by boyd2000:
Inside the upper part of the opening in the hut in the upper left I believe.

Waldo in the Lost World
by MichaelC

Comment by Retroesque:
Can't see him!

one quetzale
by MichaelC

Comment by Omni:
The shaddows is a bit too dark, I miss some detail

Waldo in the Lost World
by MichaelC

Comment by MaryO:
I came back to this 3x before I finally found Waldo! Much tougher with no color clues, I must say. Fascinating graveyard; it looks ancient.

Waldo in the Lost World
by MichaelC

Comment by Beetle:
Wow, that was hard to find!

Waldo in the Lost World
by MichaelC

Comment by Skyarcher:
Nicely hidden/blended! :)

Cantina
by MichaelC

Comment by gjumi:
Having read Coelho's Alchemist a long time ago, I don't remember where Santiago meets the gypsy fortune teller, but I always suspect it was in a was in a Cantina, that would have an entrance just like this one, that is, with a blue windowless blue door, framed by green and red lines, built on decaying walls. And, definitely there should be a stone step, to firmly show that the cantina, as well as fortune telling is there to stay, no matter that the walls are loosing their colour. As for beer, everybody is welcome to have a sip.