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It took two digital cameras and two Mexicans to capture this photo. Still filled with energy even after being on my feet for most of the afternoon, I returned back to the pension to find Jack and Pierre getting ready for bed at 9pm! I convinced them to put their shoes on and join me in exploring the town. We found this quiet area and took a half hour trying to take this shot. In the process, I helped Jack learn how to take night shots and told him what the differences were between the "cloud" setting and the "running man" setting on his digital camera. In case you're curious, here's how the other camera came into use: Here is Jacks point of view for the shot above.
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