World Guatemala: A country of contrasts Published on July 24, 2011 Share Tweet Share Email Comments Print La Merced Church, with its striking yellow-and-white stucco facade, sits high atop the city of Antigua, with Agua Volcano looming in the background. THE BLADE/DAVID YONKE Buy This Image A young boy crouches by an open sewer in a dump workers' ghetto. THE BLADE/DAVID YONKE Buy This Image Wooden statues adorned with colorful outfits in a Santiago, Atitlan, church. THE BLADE/DAVID YONKE Buy This Image Dump workers sort through materials in Guatemala City's Zone 3. THE BLADE/DAVID YONKE Buy This Image Colorful handmade crafts for sale in Santiago, Atitlan. THE BLADE/DAVID YONKE Buy This Image A woman carries her day's haul in the Guatemala city dump. THE BLADE/DAVID YONKE Buy This Image Even in the ghetto, some people take pride in their homes. THE BLADE/DAVID YONKE Buy This Image Colors abound in a cemetery near Lake Atitlan. THE BLADE/DAVID YONKE Buy This Image Lake Atitlán, a crater lake, is guarded by three volcanoes. Guatemala, slightly smaller than Tennessee, has 33 active volcanoes. THE BLADE/DAVID YONKE Buy This Image Related Items guatemala Recommended for you Click to comment