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Welcome to Tijuana: Before and after (April 2022, January 2016) — The historic St. Francis Hotel in downtown Tijuana, Mexico burned down back in December 2021, a historic hotel that was an icon to the city, now another site under construction in the ever changing and evolving landscape that is this dynamic border town greeting tourists, new comers and old alike to its alluring contrasts and contradictions. — There are records of this now gone hotel building in the San Diego History Center and, according to what is documented, it would have been built in the early 1900s in California and moved in parts to Tijuana. — #archive #streetphotography #vidacotidianamx #mexico #dailymexico #tijuana #tijuanamexico #oldmexico #newtijuana #lightstalker #photojournalism #fotoperiodismo #documentaryphotography #myfeatureshoot #everydaymexico #everydaylatinamerica #edca #everydaylafrontera #everydayeverywhere (at Tijuana Centro, Tijuana) https://www.instagram.com/p/CcIznidJO1O/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

via Newton Dispatches A shipwreck of a private luxury yacht has been discovered adrift in the Shadow Sea cluster. What makes the wreck stand out from the ordinary is the presence of cadavers of lightstalkers, an Epyrusian species thought to have gone extinct centuries ago. With the shipwreck having been dated to around 2186, the presence of once-live lightstalkers would imply a hereto unknown population of the species surviving after their official demise in the 12th century from habitat loss. The Systems Alliance navy, representatives of which discovered the shipwreck, are now working with Citadel authorities to locate potential next of kin of the ships’ passengers.

"...Pull me out of body don't want it don't want in... ...Maker take the body don't want it wants me." -#mudvayne #selfportrait (at Dallas, Texas)

Religious, human rights and civil society groups along with a few migrants celebrated the yearly “Posada Without Borders” at the Playas de Tijuana, Mexico border on Saturday, December 11, 2021. — Due to Covid-19 health regulations and strict border enforcement placed since 2019 on the U.S. side in San Diego, California, restricted people on both sides to join together in commemorating the yearly tradition to mark the holiday season along both fences. — #tijuana #tijuanamexico #mexico #playasdetijuana #usmexicoborder #frontera #fronterizo #photojournalism #fotoperiodismo #documentaryphotography #lightstalker #reportagespotlight #everydayeverywhere #everydaymexico #everydaylatinamerica #everydaylafrontera #everydaymigration #everydaysocialjustice #edca (at Playas De Tijuana / Border Beach) https://www.instagram.com/p/CXXZ0u2FmhI/?utm_medium=tumblr

After twenty months of ferry and land borders closed off to nonessential travel for foreigners entering the United States from both Canada and Mexico due to the Coronavirus pandemic; it was open once again to all visa holders who are fully vaccinated who can enter the U.S. for tourism, shopping and visits to loved ones on Monday, November 8, 2021. — The San Ysidro-Tijuana border had lower than normal crossings by vehicle and foot this Monday morning, as some may have been deterred to cross to San Diego or crossed over on the weekend to avoid what was expected to be very long border waits along the port of the entry by border officials. — #usmexicoborder #frontera #lightstalker #fronterizo #mexico #tijuana #tijuanamexico #sandiego #photojournalism #fotoperiodismo #covidpandemic #coronavirusmexico #everydaycovid19 #documentaryphotography #everydaylatinamerica #everydayeverywhere #everydaylafrontera #everydaymexico #everydayusa #edca #travel #video #shortclips #reportagespotlight (at San Ysidro Border Line/ Tijuana, Mexico) https://www.instagram.com/p/CWBoGi-vPxv/?utm_medium=tumblr

On Tuesday families and individuals went to pay tribute to their loved ones at the municipal cemetery “Panteón No.13” near the outskirts of the Tijuana-Tecate, Mexico area for Day of the Dead festivities. Many of the people buried in Panteón 13 (which was suppose to be the newest city cemetery and reach capacity in a seven year time frame, is now expected to be filled in less than 3 years, not the seven that was planned) have died from the Coronavirus and from Tijuana’s high murder rate; which continues nonstop daily, according to the Municipal Department of Reforestation and Cemeteries. — In 2020, most cemeteries in Baja California were closed, with a few exceptions, to people gathering for the Day of the Dead festivity due at the time to the high Covid-19 rates in the state and as a preventative measure to control and curb a wider spreading of the virus. This year cemeteries were open across the state with few if any precautions, as Baja California remains across the board in Mexico’s orange tile Covid-19 infection rate (the only state currently with a high infection rate considered “high” but not “maximum” danger throughout the country); the rest of Mexico is mostly in the green tile, considered the lowest transmission rate of the virus possible under the federal government’s health department epidemic tile system. — #dayofthedead #diademuertos #photojournalism #fotoperiodismo #documentaryphotography #covid_19 #coronaviruspandemic #coronavirusmexico #everydaycovid19 #tijuana #tijuanamexico #mexico #everydayeverywhere #everydaylatinamerica #everydaylafrontera #everydaymexico #reportagespotlight #bajacalifornia #lightstalker (at Panteon Municipal No. 13) https://www.instagram.com/p/CV0LYLuJ-FK/?utm_medium=tumblr