Havana’s Zanja Street between Galeano & Belascoain
Zanja St. was a dirt path that existed in the 17th century to transport water from the Almendares River, west of the capital, to Havana. (31 photos)
Read MoreZanja St. was a dirt path that existed in the 17th century to transport water from the Almendares River, west of the capital, to Havana. (31 photos)
Read MoreI like the word “brutal”. I like how it sounds, its multiple meanings, as well as its precision, in every context that it’s used in.
Read MoreAbout five years ago I went to live somewhere else, and ever since when I return to visit I look at the neighborhood in amazement.
Read MoreI was born near a park. The banco/bench is one of my favorite things. I know, and I’ve known very well, what benches are.
Read MoreFrom the early hours of the morning on April 2, the arrival of a cold front brought sea penetrations on the Havana coastline. (13 pictures)
Read MoreI was happy to learn that there are many Cubans, both living on the island and abroad, who are nostalgic about places in our country.
Read MoreJuan Suarez has been showing his pics on our pages for nearly a decade. Today he brings us shots taken in March 2021 in Havana. (68 pictures)
Read MoreLuyano Rd. is located in the municipality of 10 de Octubre. It´s one of the busiest in Havana & runs through the district with the same name. (61 photos)
Read MoreThe Face of the City is a series of 17 photos I took in Chile during 2018-19. An exploration of a culture quite different from mine in Cuba.
Read MoreInfanta, like almost all Havana Avenues, is characterized on its sides by long walkways, sometimes a full block.
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