Here is the last upload as I close the book on my 2015 trip to Cuba. What an amazing experience. Cuba is a country I think everyone should make an effort to visit. From its white-sand beaches, to its fascinating historical cities, and especially its warm, inviting people, Cuba is a travel experience you will never forget - especially if you are into photography! … [Read more...]
A Big Batch of Cuba Street Photography
August 27, 2015 by 1 Comment
A couple of these have been posted before, but most have not. I hope you enjoy these - some of my favourite images of the people I had the pleasure of meeting in Cuba. … [Read more...]
San Rafael News Distributor
August 26, 2015 by Leave a Comment
It's a bit of a shame that I never bought a newspaper while I in Havana. Even if it was in Spanish and I could barely understand anything in it, I'm sure it would have been interesting to get a glimpse into what's important to Cubans. On the other hand, I doubt the news could be anywhere near as interesting as the man selling it. This is definitely one of my favourite street photos from Havana. … [Read more...]
Human Perch
August 25, 2015 by Leave a Comment
There have to be millions of balconies in Havana. While wandering the streets there, if you look up, you can watch people watching people. Sometimes there are extra surprises up there, like this balcony which doesn't look like it would be a good match for someone with even a mild case of vertigo. As always, clicking on the image will enlarge it. Comments are welcome! … [Read more...]
Looking From Malecon Drive Into Old Havana
August 24, 2015 by Leave a Comment
This is one of those black and white photos that can make totally geek out over the monochromatic tones and textures within the image. I can stare at all those shadows and highlights for a loooong time without getting the least bit bored. As always, click on the image to enlarge it nice and big. … [Read more...]
Comes With Half Balcony
August 22, 2015 by Leave a Comment
Cuba is the oddest juxtaposition of beautiful buildings with years and years of neglect and decay. The reason: The government owns the buildings and therefore is responsible for their upkeep. In contrast, residents own the homes inside these buildings, and these are often exquisite and beautiful. I spoke to several Cubans who were very upset with the government's slow response to crumbling … [Read more...]
