Oaxaca #4 - Final Days

The final two nights in Oaxaca we had wisely planned a mountain retreat. We left our smooth-tiled bungalow on Rufino Tamayo up to a hilltop elevation of 5600’ last Monday evening by way of a driver who worked on-call for the next AirBnB. Before we departed I spent a few hours at Ramen Republic, shooting their menu, drinks, some back-of-house shots and was even invited to try the family dinner.

50mm, f/7.1

50mm, f/7.1

24mm, f/7.1

50mm, f/2.8

50mm, f/3.5

On the road up the gentle mountain.

35mm, f/4

50mm, f/3.5

50mm, f/3.5

28mm, f/4

85mm, f/4

85mm, f/4

Ambrose sniff-checks the coffee.

85mm, f/4

You'd like to think this might be the last pic of this view, but sadly no, no it's not.

50mm, f/3.5

Sleepy Ryan.

50mm, f/3.5

The clouds just seemed to sit.  They'd barely move at all.

50mm, f/3.5

35mm, f/4

Walking down to Reforma.

35mm, f/4

35mm, f/4

35mm, f/4

28mm, f/4

Itanoni in Reforma.  Definitely one of my favorite meals.

35mm, f/4

85mm, f/4

35mm, f/4

This and the final two below were taken on a solo hike our last night.  The path was part of a rural pedestrian highway between the bustling Reforma neighborhood and Guadalupe Victorial Segunda Seccion.

35mm, f/4

35mm, f/4

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