When to shoot waterfalls depends on what part of Mexico you are in and whether you are shooting color or black and white. In central Mexico, summer rains produce rich foliage...and reddish water, yuk! By December, the water is clean but you lose the green, a good excuse to go back to Ansel Adams and John Sexton and zone out in black and white. This photo was taken below the Tixhiñu waterfall in the state of Mexico in January.
The rainy season has started in earnest here in Michoacan, reminding me of a trip to Cuetzalan, Puebla. Located in the somewhat remote, mountainous north of the state of Puebla, accessible only by curvy mountain roads engulfed in fog, this Pueblo Mágico is well worth the effort. I went there during the dry season, can't imagine what it's like now that the rains have come.
