Last month, I had the opportunity to visit the largest island in the Caribbean - Cuba. The focus of my trip was to learn about the people of Cuba: to learn about how they lived, their customs and cultural practices, and their everyday challenges.
A month later, I still think about the children in the rural communities, the guide who sang Guantanamera as we sailed down the river, the farmers on the sugar cane ranch, the taxi driver who bought gas on the black market, and the musicians and dancers who welcomed me at my arrival. I wish I could have spent more time with each one of them - to hear their stories, to exchange jokes and smiles, and to capture unrepeatable moments.
Here are a few snapshots from Cuba:








12 comments
what an amazing photographic journey
ReplyDeleteThanks, some of these shots are also my personal favs from the trip!
ReplyDeleteyou got such a nice skill in photography and writing... I like the way you tune the color of your photos too. Good work!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Chorwin! =)
ReplyDelete[...] with words and when she does write, it’s equally as emotional. I love the contrast of these two posts on her recent trip to Cuba. A resident of Toronto she also does some great photologs in [...]
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love it :)
ReplyDeletethank you Rachel!
ReplyDeleteaaah Cuba... I've always wanted to go there! One of these days...
ReplyDeleteHopefully you'll get to go some time in the future! I really loved it there. =)
ReplyDeleteCuba is one of the countries I would love to visit. Blame it on Dirty Dancing 2 LOL
ReplyDeleteThat was one of the reasons why I wanted to go too! =)
ReplyDelete[...] of the treasures of traveling. Sometimes a journey can bring me to places miles away from home, to the rural communities of Cuba, to the birthplace of mankind, and to the hidden corners of the earth. But sometimes traveling [...]
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