Cuba
Invisible
The invisible ones. The street cleaners. We so often overlook service industry workers and just expect things to be clean or taken care of. This street sweeper was out on morning duties at sunrise in Havana.
Scorcher
A man in Trinidad, Cuba wiping off sweat in the scorching mid-day heat.
Vinales Sunset
Sunset from the famed overlook over Vinales Valley. The most famous area in Cuba for tobacco production and famous Cuban cigars.
Beach Time Break
Crumbling Beauty
A long exposure of the crumbling beauty of Havana.
Morro Castle
Named after the three biblical Magi, is a fortress guarding the entrance to Havana bay in Havana, Cuba.
Trinidad Dusk
Dusk overlooking the ocean and Trinidad, Cuba.
Havana Nights
A long exposure capturing the pulse and energy of Havana at night.
Humble abode
A truly humble abode. Viñales, Cuba.
Increasingly, I find myself seeking more with less. I am drawn to humble people who live in extraordinary environments. They seem to get it. Better aligned with their surroundings, appreciating community and simultaneously accepting adversity and discomfort are both part of life along with true happiness. Being content putting in a hard day of manual work and then sitting back outside with friends or family as the sun sets and just watching and feeling the world around
Gone Fishing
Mid-afternoon fishing in Havana. Even though these are urbanites, they still catch their own food because there are very few grocery store and also extreme poverty.
Vinales Traffic
Farmers crossing paths in the valley of Vinales.
Street Music
Old Havana's streets are filled with music. It's so wonderful and vibrant as these musicians try to eek out a living from the many tourists who pass by and gather in this area of the city.
