Havana Cuba- Black and White
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Castillo de los Tres Reyes Magos del Morro (Morro Castle)
Construction began in 1589 to protect Havana Harbor. A massive chain was placed across the harbor and could be pulled up to block ships from entering. Today, Morro Castle stands sentinel over the entrance to Havana Harbor.
Street vendor
On just about any side street in Havana you can buy fruits and veggies from local entrepreneurs. Notice the food cart, parts from a bicycle. Ingenuity is a must in Cuba since so many people have so little.
Moments
I was just passing by when this kind looking women looked up and smiled then went about her day.
Life happening
Moments
Friends
College students enjoying the beautiful view of the Havana Harbor.
The Corner
There is so much too see while walking the streets of Havana that sometimes you can almost miss the smallest detail.
Beauty and Decay
Slowly Cuba is recovering from decades of neglect and embargoes following The Revolution. You can see through the crumbling facades the beauty that is still there.
Paifang, also known as a pailou, is a traditional style of Chinese architectural arch
The entrance to Havana's Chinatown
Relics
Relics
Moments
This image was made inside cafe El Dandy one of many very unique cafes.
Moments
This image was made inside cafe El Dandy one of many very unique cafes.
Street Mime
Street Mime
