Photo Feature

During our annual trip with L’Archipel in 2015, I went to the Cuban National Ballet School graduate show in at the Teatro Nacional de Cuba. (9 photos)

I don’t particularly love busy streets, but what I saw last Sunday, walking down some of Havana’s streets, was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. (12 photos)

Just past dawn, we three intrepid Ladyranchers climbed into my RAV named Luna. The morning was cool and overcast but expected to clear. (21 photos)

Manuel Almenares walks down Central Havana’s streets during these times of Coronavirus. He captures what he goes out looking for… (13 photos)

Among the artists works are various manifestations including oil and acrylic painting, engravings, ink and pencil drawings, and photographs. (68 photos)

Havana is, perhaps, one of the least striking cities for taking night photos. Poor street lighting and little transportation are the main causes. However… (16 photos)

In Guantanamo, despite government recommendations, crowds continue to occupy the streets in search of food and hygiene products, (10 photos)

From March 12-15 [before the measures to combat the coronavirus in Cuba] the annual Havana Orchid Festival took place in the capital. (18 photos)

Founded and led by Roberto Vargas Lee, the school teaches the philosophy, spiritualism and physical skills of Chinese martial arts to Cubans. (7 photos)

Nestled in the heart of the Historic Center of Havana, Plaza Vieja is one of the must-see spaces for tourists and locals. (32 photos)