These panoramas are from my visit to Tequila, Mexico in late february 2010. I took advantage of my jetlag, waking up just before dawn and shooting as many streets and street corners as I could. The village of Tequila is a charming place, an hour west of the bloated and gasoline-stained megalopolis of Guadalajara. Tequila is in many respects exactly what one would expect a Mexican town, and Mexico, to be: crumbling colonial church in the center lined by arcades and a main square filled by old cowboys, street vendors, shoe shines. Yes, Tequila is well worth a visit.