Photo Feature

For just over a year, photographer Camilo Rios (1999) has been documenting in black and white film “the tragicomedy” of Havana’s Malecon.

Photography depicting inanimate objects often related to culinary art, or featuring flowers, floral arrangements, & desk elements. (21 photos)

For some years now, it has become increasingly common to see electric motorcycles & motorbikes in the urban landscape of Havana (19 photos)

Today, Saturday, June 22, a lot of water fell on Havana. Juan Suárez managed to capture images of some streets. (8 photos)

Macro photography is highly useful and has various applications in science and medicine, as well as artistic appeal.

It is a Neo-Romanesque style, with a tower that ends in a cross. Its solidity is evident, with its strong stone walls. (27 photos)

Just a few meters from Havana’s majestic Colon Cemetery, is the Chinese Cemetery of Havana, founded in 1893. (32 photos)

Mailin and Bladilien are a couple. They met on the street in Havana, and they’ve now been together for three years. (12 pictures)

Walking along Havana’s 5th Ave. is a visual delight, but even more satisfying to enter a place that boasts impressive beauty. (41 photos)