Cyclists and Bicycles in Havana
As in the critical years of the special period of the ’90s, today the bicycle is again taking center stage among Havana residents. (44 photos)
As in the critical years of the special period of the ’90s, today the bicycle is again taking center stage among Havana residents. (44 photos)
Almendares Park is next to the Havana Forest, and they both share the Almendares River. It’s said to have been built after 1959. (25 photos)
A city where people see themselves facing a crisis that goes beyond the economic, with many shortcomings & difficulties. (36 photos)
Zoom burst is an effect that is achieved by zooming, either zoom in or zoom out, while taking the picture. (38 photos)
The streets of Old Havana are ideal for this type of presentation, which mixes various musical genres with opera, dance and acting. (55 photos)
Catalina was born in the Republic of Siena, into a lower middle class family, her father a dry cleaner & her mom the daughter of a poet. (24 photos)
Here we present images I recently experimented with, in three different settings, always at sunset with little natural light. (27 photos)
In the capital’s la timba neighborhood an area has been created so that young skaters can safely practice this sport. (28 photos)
Electricity meters are often violated by customers to not pay part of the consumption, the price which has gradually increased in recent years (19 photos)
This last March 16, the rock group Zeus, one of the oldest and most popular in Cuba, offered a concert. Here are some pictures of the event.
Read moreThe facade is striking for its Baroque style, while the interior is dominated by Art Nouveau, with furniture, lamps & stained-glass windows. (37 photos)
Read moreDespite the deterioration of our city, many people continue to be inspired by its eclectic architecture, old buildings, its people, & its light
Read moreThese photos were taken on Saturday February 18th. The Havana segment of the Cuba Book Fair, which began on February 9, ends today, the 19th
Read moreI used to come here quite frequently in my teenage years, especially when I would skip school. There was this wonderful feeling… (37 pictures)
Read moreIf you are passing through the city, we recommend you take a tour of what’s known as the “Cuchillo de Zanja” (32 photos)
Read moreThe Plaza de Armas is a very well-preserved place with important meaning for those of us who inhabit this city and those who visit us.
Read moreIt owes its name to the Major General of the independence wars, Antonio Maceo, to whom homage is paid through a majestic monument…
Read moreEveryone who runs along 5th Avenue in Havana’s Miramar district knows Santa Rita de Cascia Church, located on the corner of 26th Street.
Read moreThese doors have a lot in common. Something goes through them essential for life, breaking & transforming their wooden & glass structures. (19 photos)
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