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    The altar at the High Priest's Santeria Birthday, which he celebrated with his mother whose is on the same day. : by justice512, Views[1070]
         		 The High Priest, from atop his roof, truly has a birds eye view. : by justice512, Views[237]
         		 Babalao keeps a number of Santo tools and animal skulls in front of his doorstep, not only are they protected by the Yoruba Dieties, they are rusty metal. : by justice512, Views[281]
         		 Samba music every corner your turn. This was a group of street performer in the streets of Trinidad, Cuba.: by corrinne, Views[861]
         		 One would never get bored standing on a street in Cuba as there are just so much happening all the time. These are of neighbors interacting and catching up on daily news: by corrinne, Views[340]
     
    A typical street scene at night in Havana, people enjoying the balmy nights after the rain - it's just so electrifying to see all these life and interactions : by corrinne, Views[1264]
         		 Street Vendors at Night: by corrinne, Views[283]
         		 Nickel deposits in Moa area exploited by Canadian company: by mariateresabilotta, Views[260]
         		 Rooftop of a casa particular in Santiago: by mariateresabilotta, Views[175]
         		 Child playing in Baracoa seafront: by mariateresabilotta, Views[201]
     
    Damages after hurricane in Cayo Romano: by mariateresabilotta, Views[369]
         		 Although, life in Cuba seems to be frozen at the time of the revolution's victory, since the mid-nineties modernity is creeping very slowly into Cubans' life. This shot shows the contrast of two generations. I think time only goes forward! : by le_nomade, Views[503]
         		 Unlike the crumbling look of Havana, Cubans are usually are well-dressed. There is a contrast between the “subjective” look of the people and the buildings they live in!: by le_nomade, Views[379]
         		 In Cuba you are always travelling back in time. Photography is no exception! This photographer makes a living by taking photos of tourists with his
         		 Old men sitting at a corner in Trinidad de Cuba. Elders of today were the revolution’s youths. Che's portraits can be found in every corner of Cuba as the relentless symbol of a revolution, once youthful with high aspirations. After fifty years, do they still think the revolution has fulfilled its promises?! Can their miens tell some answers?: by le_nomade, Views[375]
     
    It has been fifty years since the victory of the Cuban revolution. Havana - the city and the people - do not seem to have changed much. In this picture a woman
         		 Although, life in Cuba seems to be frozen at the time of the revolution victory, since the mid-nineties modernity is creeping very slowly into Cubans' life. This shot shows the contrast of two generations. I think time only goes forward!: by le_nomade, Views[230]
         		 Unlike the crumbling look of Havana, Cubans are usually are well-dressed. There is a contrast between the “subjective” look of the people the buildings they live in! : by le_nomade, Views[221]
         		 In Cuba you are always travelling back in time. Photography is no exception! This photographer takes photos of tourists with his
         		 Old men sitting at a corner in Trinidad de Cuba. Elders of today were the revolution’s youths. Che's portraits can be found in every corner of Cuba as the relentless symbol of a revolution, once youthful with high aspirations. After fifty years do they think revolution fulfilled its promises?! Can their miens tell some answers?: by le_nomade, Views[390]
     
    It has been fifty years since the victory of the Cuban revolution. Havana - the city and the people - do not seem to have changed much. In this picture a woman
         		 Beauty In Distress 'Cuban Layers' is a glimpse into the beauty and contradictions that exist in modern day Cuba. With a focus on the nation's extraordinary colors and textured backdrop, the images express unique contrasts by combining both the vibrant and subdued elements of Cuban society. : by johnnyfratz, Views[295]
         		 Street Meat -- 'Cuban Layers' is a glimpse into the beauty and contradictions that exist in modern day Cuba. With a focus on the nation's extraordinary colors and textured backdrop, the images express unique contrasts by combining both the vibrant and subdued elements of Cuban society. : by johnnyfratz, Views[746]
         		 Talk To Me -- 'Cuban Layers' is a glimpse into the beauty and contradictions that exist in modern day Cuba. With a focus on the nation's extraordinary colors and textured backdrop, the images express unique contrasts by combining both the vibrant and subdued elements of Cuban society. : by johnnyfratz, Views[351]
         		 Todo Por Mi Ford -- 'Cuban Layers' is a glimpse into the beauty and contradictions that exist in modern day Cuba. With a focus on the nation's extraordinary colors and textured backdrop, the images express unique contrasts by combining both the vibrant and subdued elements of Cuban society. : by johnnyfratz, Views[336]
     
    Bus To Nowhere -- 'Cuban Layers' is a glimpse into the beauty and contradictions that exist in modern day Cuba. With a focus on the nation's extraordinary colors and textured backdrop, the images express unique contrasts by combining both the vibrant and subdued elements of Cuban society. : by johnnyfratz, Views[337]
         		 Cocunuts lining the pathway to the stores.: by katiec, Views[219]
         		 Cuban lizzard climging a tree.: by katiec, Views[191]
         		 Silhouette of a hut revealing the clear blue ocean. : by katiec, Views[226]
         		 Dolphine smiling at tourists.: by katiec, Views[201]
     
    Palm tree covered walk way to the beach.: by katiec, Views[218]
         		 Coconuts lining the walk way to the stores: by katiec, Views[129]
         		 Looking through the silhouette of a hut revealing the clear blue ocean: by katiec, Views[154]
         		 Dolphine smiling at the tourists: by katiec, Views[161]
         		 Cuban lizzard climbing a palm tree: by katiec, Views[124]
     
    Palm tree covered walk way to the beach : by katiec, Views[146]
         		 Unlike the dominoes, cockfighting is a violent yet a respected pastime. It runs way back to ancient history of the Cuban ancestors. I was walking around in Trinidad one evening, and came across this proud man, gently stroking his rooster. This shot does not have a lot of objects, but I believe it is a powerful one as it focuses on the intensity of the relationship between the man and his proud crowning glory - his rooster.: by nraihanr, Views[573]
         		 Just when I thought I have experienced Cuba in La Havana - with all its rich culture of street salsa dancing, cuban cigars, domino players, and siestas - I came across this beautiful sunset in a little town called Cienfuegos (translated to
         		 I am a big fan of antique buildings - especially when it comes to windows, balconies and doors. This is one of my lucky shots, as I managed to get the right composition and exposure within 5 seconds, before the light turned green! (I was on a double decker bus, going around La Havana) La Havana consisted of buildings which is similar to the one depicted in this photograph. Despite the richness of it's culture, Cuba still remains one of the countries with the highest poverty rate.: by nraihanr, Views[630]
         		 Food rationing in Cuba is known as Libreta de Abastecimiento, where the system establishes not only the amount of food but also the frequency a household is allowed to purchase the goods. Frankly, I took it because I liked the antique weighing scale. It was later on that I realized the story captured - together with the background of sugar, flour and the Cuban woman - which depicts the hardship the locals have to go through to get about with their daily lives.: by nraihanr, Views[1001]
     
    The game of dominoes is well known to be Cuba's daily social event, that combines both competition with leisure. Although I have heard of it multiple times, I was still amazed when I actually saw groups of middle aged men playing at corners of the streets. This particular shot was taken somewhere in a local residential area in La Havana, the Cuban capital.: by nraihanr, Views[319]
         		 Trinidad Soul: Whilst sitting on the steps of Casa de Musica, Trindad this man waits for dusk and the live music to return. He gifts us with enchanting stories and local Cuban coins which aren’t available unless you sit down with him for a smoke.: by christanphotography, Views[601]
         		 Secrets of Havana: If the buildings could speak, what would they share? Having witnessed many years of revolutions, celebrations, civil unrest and the good life the streets of Havana are lined with character and history.: by christanphotography, Views[424]
         		 Local Conversation: Cuban’s love to have a chat – a typical image whilst traveling throughout the Caribbean Island. Work will always come second place to a good chat.: by christanphotography, Views[364]
         		 Is the rain coming?: During the late afternoon in the coastal town of Santiago de Cuba, a young man is sent to check on the pending thunderstorms that have been forecasted. Using local knowledge he scours the horizon for any sign of rain.: by christanphotography, Views[546]
     
    Ironic Charm: American Cadillac’s dominate the streets of the Cuban Capital in contrast with the deterioration of the city’s buildings. This ironic image is synonymous with the charm of Havana.: by christanphotography, Views[2265]
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         		 La Habana: by reiserin, Views[181]
         		 In a street in la Habana. Danger: this door can fall at any time.: by reiserin, Views[235]
     
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