Your Scene: The day comes alive in Mexico
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Amy Neiman and her husband, Alan, were in Mexico in November during the Dia de Los Muertos holiday. Near the Templo de Santo Domingo de Guzmán in Oaxaca, they saw people gathered for a parade, and one couple in particular stood out.
“I was struck by the colors, the creativity, the seriousness of the young people,” Neiman said.
The woman’s gown is made from Styrofoam cups, paper plates and plastic utensils.
The Venice resident used an iPhone 4S.
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