Traditional Mexican Architecture – Vibrant Merida Metal Print by Mark Tisdale.

The subject of this vibrant Merida metal print is traditional Mexican architecture. If you visit many colonial cities in Mexico, this is a fairly typical scene with monolithic walls and large doors. Often the doors are ornate, or in the case of the one seen here, there’s elaborate ironwork It may not be apparent from the photo but those walls are usually thick and unless they’ve been recently painted, there’s often a bit of onion peel to the paint and plaster. But what I love most about this scenic view of the traditional Mexican architecture in Merida is the vibrant red. And although the colors vary, colorfully painted architecture is practically synonymous with Mexico. If you love bright colors, Mexico is surely memorable.

I would love to hear what you found attractive in this Mexican architecture print? Have you visited Merida too or is it simply down to the textures and vivid colors in the image printed on this metal print?