Cuba is fascinating. One of my favorite places. There is no other place like it. This shot was taken in old Havana by the capitol building. Just the feel of this image with the old architecture, and old American cars from the 50′s exemplifies the uniqueness that is Cuba. Truly an incredible country to visit.

I found this old colorful truck on the streets of Havana. The colors were incredible. I like the juxtaposition of the woman in the truck smiling and waving and the guy in the back going to fix the truck.

This famous depiction of Che Guevara is found in central Havana, so of course I had to get a picture of it one afternoon.

In the small town of Remedios I discovered my Cuba. I spent a week here and fell in love with the tiny town and people. On one of my many exploring days I saw this colorful house. But the coolest part of the image that came to sight was the young boy practicing baseball in the back yard, seen through the house. I love the colors, lines and architecture, but the kid steals the show. Limited Edition Print.

The old town of Remedios is a treasure trove of photo opportunities. This old house with the many layers of pain in the early morning light was brilliant. An added bonus was the man standing in the shadow. As is this shot is great, but with the metaphor of Cuba being in the shadow of the the USA, this image becomes a story.

One of the few unscathed churches from the revolution, this old door is covered with gold in one of the oldest churches in Remedios,  Cuba.

I saw this farmer standing by the window of the dark bus terminal as the early morning sun came through. I knew it was a great portrait to be had, so I approached him and asked to take his picture. His fellow farmers, and other people around were laughing and heckling him, but once he got back to staring out the window as before, hid demeanor and dignity shone. I love this portrait for the light, and textures, the shadow and detail, but mostly for this man’s dignity.

The restored and colorful colonial town of Trinidad is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and for good reason. It is beautiful. This is one of many doors and architectural features to be found in town.

I spent a day riding to the country side around Trinidad. On the way back I stopped at the edge of town to get a drink, and ended up sitting around with cowboys chatting for a while. This young girl came by with her father and her horse. They too sat for a while, and then took off. She leading one horse, her dad another. To see this tiny little girl leading the big horse with such confidence was awesome.

I took this portrait one afternoon on the streets of Trinidad. The classic look with the cigar and the nice background made for a great image.

The hand of Fatima, or Hamsa is a known middle eastern symbol to ward of the evil eye. I found many door knockers around the world of the Hamsa, and this one was in the colorful colonial town of Trinidad.

I saw this little girl sitting in this massive colonial window in Trinidad, and had to get the shot. The scale and her cuteness makes this image.

I love this shot. The light, the mood and the glistening cobbles stones come together with the old colonial architecture, old cars, and a street lamp. I took this at 1 am after a rain shower, on the streets of Trinidad.

I hid in the bell tower of the church even after it was closed, waiting for the afternoon light. It was worth it when this school boy walked by chasing his long shadow home.

The tomatoes were being sold at a market along the Malecon in Baracoa in eastern Cuba. The blue Caribbean waters in the background and bright colors were perfect. Another food shot to my collection from around the world. Search above for more.

I went hiking in the forests outside of Baracoa. These two chicks arrived at the creek with their siblings. After the rest jumped, flew, or hobbled across these two stayed behind looking at each other not convinced it is a good idea. They are so cute and the colors of the foliage in the creek were beautiful.

A family of chick at the edge of the creek deciding if they should cross or not. The colors were great and the chicks so cute.