A detail of the Mexican flag with the Coat of arms of Mexico. (Picture taken during the Foreign Navies ceremony on April 27th)External links: Coat of arms of Mexico - Tenochtitlan
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10 comments:
Really nice detail!
Very dramatic colourings and emblem...well captured!
My mom used to tell me this as a story when I was little.
Great detail on this shot, VP!
An interesting coat of arms! Didn't notice it before.
The hard image on a soft and shiny material is beautiful.
It's nice to travel on LDP!
Nice details.
Love all the bright colours and details. An interesting flag, for sure!
I was at the Zócalo, the largest square in South America, in Mexico City when I realized the eagle is sat on a Prickly Pear cactus. At the center of the square they have the largest flag I have ever seen.
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