Bigending of the Mayan Long Count in Panoramas.

At Chichen Itza last week--between playing drums for Fantuzzi, The Earthlings, and The peace tribe band at the chaotic 'synthesis2012 festival--ifly, made some panorama photographs using my I-Pad, and shot some weird underwater video in a cenote called Encantado (rumored to have a female crocodile living in it!)

My journey was really FAR OUT and mystical, beautiful and challenging all-at-once. I got into more textual porridge over at my acrillic blog. Be my guest:

I opened an account with www.360cities.com today, and wanted to share my first batch of panos. Love, steve fly

My Trip to Chitchen Itza and Tulum 21st December 2012: (Condensed diary spillage):

http://acrillic.blogspot.nl/2012/12/my-trip-to-chitchen-itza-and-tulum-21st.html

Reflections on my trip to Chichen Itza: (a prose introspective streaming dollop) http://acrillic.blogspot.nl/2012/12/reflections-on-end-of-mayan-long-count.html

360 PANORAMAS BY FLY.

"And greater grown then in the trifle of her days, a mouse, a mere tittle, trots off with the whole panoromacron picture"--James Joyce, Finnegans Wake. pg. 318  

Snapped December 21st, 2012. Chichen Itza.

Temple of the Warriors and Pyramid of Kukulcan (El Castillo) in Mexico