Cuba: When an Everyday Activity Is No Longer Normal
Today, the selection of products bears little resemblance to what one would normally expect from a supermarket. (19 photos)
Photo Feature
Cuban Workers’ Lunch
In Cuba, power outages have disrupted routines at workplaces. The traditional lunch break no longer makes much sense. (13 photos)
Buildings from the Capitalist Era in El Vedado, Havana
Walking through El Vedado we can see the magnificence of its tall buildings, with groundbreaking designs that transformed Havana. (13 photos)
“The Chemical”: The Faces of an Invisible Havana
The photographs in this series grew out of these encounters. They do not seek to single anyone out or pass judgment. (16 photos)
The Flowers and Fruits in My Cojimar, Havana Garden
Ever since I was a little, I have been very interested in plants and the fruit trees in my backyard. I have always enjoyed planting. (15 photos)
Cuban Theater: “Mothers, the Emptiness That Dwells Within”
Some plays are seen. And some stay with you. Mothers, a play by El Ciervo Encantado, belongs to the latter. (10 photos)
The Charcoal Makers of Soplillar
The community is located in one of Cuba’s most important natural areas: the Zapata Swamp, the largest wetland in the Caribbean. (35 photos)
The Sad Decline of Guanabo, Havana’s Most Popular Beach
On the northeastern coast of the capital, Guanabo, a seaside town, is becoming increasingly distant from what it once was. (15 photos)
We Are All Runaway Slaves, We Are All Rumba Dancers
Timbalaye returns to Pueblo Nuevo, Matanzas, dedicated to the memories of resistance among Black communities in Cuba. (23 photos)
Candid Photographs in Miramar, Havana
Early morning hours are perfect for taking photos. Images benefit from daylight; everything looks different under its influence. (14 photos)