• This landscape photo taken in Tikal, Guatemala, looks over the top of a jungle canopy in the lower 2/3s of the image, its colors ranging from bright lime to deep forest green. We look down on the archeological ruins of the Temple of Talud and Tablero in the lower left third of the image, and up to the Temple of the Double Headed Serpent in the upper right corner with its roof comb high above the treeline. A ridge of mountains can be seen on the horizon, several miles distant, with a blue cloudless sky above.

    Temple 33 and Temple of the Double Headed Serpent

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    An additional perspective on Temple IV (Temple of the Double Headed Serpent) in the background, with Temple 33 in the foreground.  Only the base of Temple 33 now remains.  I sat at my photo vantage point for 15-minutes, listening to the jungle and birds.  Taken while we were cruising Central America in our sailboat 2000-2001.
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  • Tikal, Guatemala. A zoom shot taken from a nearby pyramid shows the roof comb of Temple IV (Temple of the Double Headed Serpent)—at a height of 212-feet. The roof comb, which appears in the left third of the image, floats over lush green trees below it. A cloudless blue sky provides a colorful background. We see several people standing inside the doorway of the dark gray roof comb.

    Temple of the Double Headed Serpent 1

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    I love this shot of Tikal's Temple IV (Temple of the Double Headed Serpent) as it looks across the jungle on a level plane to the top of the structure, 212 feet from its base.  If you squint, you can almost imagine the torchlight ceremony in the doorway.  Taken while we were cruising Central America in our sailboat 2000-2001.
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  • Tikal, Guatemala. The Temple of the Giant Jaguar, fills the photo from the perspective of standing at ground level 200-feet distant, looking up 180-feet up the face of the steep pyramid to the high roof comb. Blue sky and white clouds provide a backdrop for the upper 2/3s of the temple, which is framed by green trees on both sides. Ten visitors walking along the base of the pyramid appear miniscule.

    Temple of the Great Jaguar

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    Tikal became the most powerful kingdom of the ancient Maya, and it is awe-inspiring.  When we visited in 2001 it was relatively devoid of visitors.  This shot of Temple I (Temple of the Great Jaguar) is taken from the back.  A line of visitors in the shadow provides perspective.  Taken while we were cruising Central America in our sailboat 2000-2001.
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  • A straight-on photo of Temple II (Temple of the Masks), in Tikal, Guatemala. A steep 34-foot wide stairway, which dominates the photo, starts at ground level in front and ascends to the upper third of the image. The stairs are flanked by three foundation levels, built in thirds, from larger at the bottom to smaller at the top. A large 43-foot high roof comb projects up from top platform. Two people sit inside the doorway of the roof comb, facing the stairs. The pyramid is framed by blue sky at the top, green grass at the bottom, and trees both left and right.

    Temple of the Masks 1

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    Tikal became the most powerful kingdom of the ancient Maya, and it is awe-inspiring.  This shot of Temple II (Temple of the Masks) is center-framed looking straight up the massive stairs that need to be climbed sideways due to their steepness.  Taken while we were cruising Central America in our sailboat 2000-2001.
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  • Tikal, Guatemala. Temple II (Temple of the Masks) fills the photo from the perspective of standing at ground level looking at the pyramid’s left-front corner. A long flight of steep stairs starts at the lower right of the image and climb at a 45-degree angle to the left in the center. The temple is framed by blue sky and white clouds at the top, green grass t ground level, and a few trees both left and right. Sun fills the temple face and stairs, as a lone figure in a red shirt scrambles up the steep steps.

    Temple of the Masks 2

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    Tikal became the most powerful kingdom of the ancient Maya, and it is awe-inspiring.  This shot of Temple II (Temple of the Masks) gives some perspective to the incredible design and construction required for Tikal's temples.  Taken while we were cruising Central America in our sailboat 2000-2001.
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