Quebra-cabeça Castillo de San Felipe del Golfo (1651)

A weathered stone marker at the entrance of San Felipe de Lara Castle bears its name and founding year. Darkened by rain and time, the inscription stands as a quiet declaration of the fortress’s origin and enduring presence at the mouth of the Río Dulce. This puzzle is part of the San Felipe de Lara Castle — Rain, Stone, and Silence collection by QuietEarthImages — a limited series of original photographic works honoring stillness, weathered history, and the quiet endurance of place. The series is now completed and closed. No other images will be added. Image 3 of 10 Explore other QuietEarthImages collections, each shaped around a distinct theme and sense of place, created from my personal photographs to convey the true beauty of life and nature.