Raspa Man

This is Carlos and he sells raspas on the plaza in front of The Alamo almost every day. "Raspa" comes from the Spanish phrase 'hielo raspado', meaning scraped ice. So, raspas are basically a variation of snow cones or shaved ice and are a popular treat on the streets of San Antonio.

[Terri]

We loved San Antonio, this is a great street shot.

[Shy Abel]

Very cool street shot

[Tunia McClure]

It looks good. I'm so impressed that you looked up Warren Henegar after seeing my photo yesterday. In this case F/f means Friend (Quaker) plus friend.

[BeachballOpal]

Nice side pov

[Faye Turner]

Wonderful capture!

[Lin Joyce]

Nice pops of red in this environmental portrait, Gayle.

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful shot. He gives a pop of colour compared to the surroundings. Quite a historic building there.

[Denise Wood]

Great capture :)

[gloria jones]

Terrific capture, composition

[bkb in the city]

Nice shot. I know l woud certainly enjoy one of those

[Issi Bannerman]

I was about to ask what they were and then I read on. Lovely image of Carlos and The Alamo!

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Great capture

[Lou Ann]

As far as I'm concerned, there are no bad photos of the Alamo, the shrine to Texas Liberty. Carlos is wonderful too, of course!

[Henri Russell]

When you can get a photo of the Alamo, it has to be good. Great candid shot.

[*lynn]

great street shot