Photo Feature Archives - Page 21 of 149

Playball in Chile: A Little Piece of Ephemeral Homeland

This photographic project tires to explain what it means for migrants to have a little piece of homeland, even if it’s fleeting. (26 pictures)

Near the coast, you can only hear the sea. There aren’t any cars. There aren’t any people. People are standing in line. (15 pictures)

It is not the stereotyped beauty that commercial photography commonly sells us, that exemplary beauty with perfectly defined codes (39 pictures)

The “always warm” Havana, sometimes is not so warm. This weekend temperatures dropped significantly (26 photos).

I often walk the streets of Old Havana and imagine that it is another country, one with less material and spiritual deprivation. (68 photos)

Its eclectic architecture, majestic monuments, all images with which I try to show that Havana that I love so much and inspire me. (32 photos)

In this work we show some of these signs and posters that exist today in Havana. Some are commercial others are political. (43 pictures)

In the “new normal”, there are still long lines for any basic essential. Distancing marks are still painted on the ground…

To reach Regla from Old Havana you must take the ferry on Avenida del Puerto, the trip takes just 10 minutes. Reposted with the 59 photos.

With the uptick in repression & selective detentions, at least 35,000 Nicaraguans sought asylum since June in neighboring Costa Rica.