I’m giving you a link to some fantastic photos shot by Byron Howes who participated in our Oaxaca Day of the Photography Expedition 2010. You’ll see that we covered a huge amount of territory in a very short (6 day) period. We kept on our toes as we traveled the city by foot, went to the Abastos Market, Monte Alban, then the Xoxocotlan Cemetery (viejo y nuevo) all in one day, and ate really well! Byron asks that you credit him if you use his photos. Saludos, Norma
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