San Miguel de Allende--Tenerias

From the balcony where I stayed, before the rains descended (only happens in Dec. once in five years) and I learned how to navigate my way through the process of mourning and moving.

All of the streets within the city are cobblestone (the city is 500 years old); there are no traffic lights anywhere, so it's first-come, first-served. I only had one night out where I could see some of the city. It's beautiful. I just didn't see much of it.

[Taffy]

I love the off-balanced perspective. Makes it more emotional, while being an excellent shot of the cobblestone street and multicolored buildings.

[Paul "Snapchap" Everest]

A fascinating PoV and some gorgeous colours. One thing I have noticed - not a scrap of litter anywhere to be seen here. If it was England there would be the ubiquitous McDonalds wrapper or Starbucks cup floating around.

[Hazel]

I also love theperspective and the way one shot can encapsulate the feel of a whole place.

[Mark Prince]

Looks a lovely city, Daryl, shame it was not for happier reasons, maybe you will get back there again in better circumstances.

[Kathy]

Beautiful color & POV.

[Nicole]

The city must have a big history and love your view!

[Gillian]

Great PoV. Looks like a fascinating place.

[Kay Hodges]

Lovely pov and fascinating place!

[KWind]

Very cool POV!

[Ross Walker]

The tilted image seems to symbolize your chaotic experience. I do like the colorful structures.

[JuliaE]

Wonderful shot

[Lisa]

it is beautiful

[Junko Y]

There's something about the perspective here that delivers to viewers what you must have been feeling . . . and the brightly colored path seems to lead to a future trip back to see the beautiful city?