Tag: cuban photography

The uniqueness of his photographic work is the integration of the human being with the landscape, whether urban or rural.

Living and telling the experiences of the inhabitants of coastal and rural communities has changed this young Cuban’s life.

Armando Zambrana was born in 1962 in Havana, the city where he lives and has created most of his work, ...

A spot can be a personal refuge, a place full of memories; a starting point and also a destination, a ...

Officially it is called Céspedes Park, but for Holguín residents it is simply San José Park. My family says that, ...

After years without going, I return to a town that has lost many of the places that I remember from ...

A gallery of national artists and press reports make up an intergenerational visuality about the most recurring and spectacular natural ...

Moving from one place to another in the capital, whether for work or leisure, for necessity or pleasure, demands time, ...

When reviewing images captured in my hometown, I discovered that there was a prism of longing for moments, people, places ...

Concepts of quantum physics and their application to everyday life unexpectedly led me to think about Cuba.

The photographer looks and sees. He rides a bicycle through Havana trying to fix what memory could, with the passing ...

A catchy chorus served as an excuse for me to approach one of the intrepid divers and take pics of ...

“Havana is for me like a close friend: when things go well for her, I rejoice; when things go bad, ...

In the summer of 2015, with a bridge camera, he captured the image of a hummingbird. He then decided that ...

Hers is an intimate, quiet, introspective work: sensitive. Here she shows us that other edge of her work.

Photographer Gabriel Guerra Bianchini is one of the first Cuban artists to publish and sell a work converted to NFT.

I’ve been posting photos on Facebook since 2010. The idea of opening an album in my profile and that it ...

Photographer David Garten entered Cuban music together with Irakere. The first thing Garten heard in the late 1970s, when he ...

"You do not have to use tricks to take photographs. You do not have to pose anyone in front of ...

There’s nothing as agreeable as going out with camera in hand catching moments and discovering details, characters and unique occasions ...