Photo Feature Archives - Page 9 of 153

Silverio from the Heights

We were supposed to reach Pico San Juan, the highest point of the Escambray mountain range, but the plan was delayed and we didn’t make it.

A city that tries to survive amid a terrible structural crisis, that fights against apathy, abandonment, & tries not to succumb. (36 photos)

A double drama affects the daily lives of Cubans. The cooking gas crisis, has been compounded by the issue of waste collection. (16 photos)

The judging of our 13th Photo Contest is underway. Here are the first cut survivors in the six categories. (70 photos)

I have been walking along Linea Street in Havana for years, & when I reach 16th Street, I stop to observe the Church of El Carmelo (12 photos)

Bars are primarily made to protect properties. In many cases, they also serve to enhance the aesthetic of the architecture. (21 photos)

When nature invites, you feel the fragrance of the trees and the song of the birds, making you value the surroundings. (11 Photos)

Through the images, you can see a group of older women exercising, laughing together, singing, and sharing stories. (21 photos)

They are mostly cheerful, passionate, dynamic, often unaware of the economic crises, hardships, and sacrifices of their parents (16 photos)

When I was 21, I used to go with a friend to the San Juan de Letran Church here in Havana. We were having problems at school and at home. (39 photos)