Book Review: The Tribe: Portraits of Cuba 11 months ago 11 months agobook review, books, Castro, cuba, cuban-american, culture, information, lifestyle, people, politics, revolution, Uncategorizedblack panther, book review, books, carlos manuel alvarez, castro, charles hill, cronica, cuba, cuban exodus, diaspora, emigrants, hardship, jose ariel contreras, lifesyste, literature, migrants, portrait of cuba, quimbo, the tribe
BOOK REVIEW: WALKING TO GUANTÁNAMO 2 years ago 2 years agoadventure, book review, books, Castro, cuba, culture, Fidel Castro, havana, lifestyle, music, people, politics, travel, Uncategorized, US-Cuba relationsbook, book review, cuba, culture, flying pigeon, guantanamo, havana, music, palo monte, richard fleming, santeria, travelog, vodu, voodoo, walking
BOOK REVIEW: CUBA – AN AMERICAN HISTORY 2 years ago 2 years agobook review, books, Castro, cuba, cuban-american, embargo, Fidel Castro, havana, mobsters, news, people, terrorism, US-Cuba relations, usaada ferrer, american history, bay of pigs, book, book review, canf, cuba, cuba us relations, cuban american, cuban history, cuban revolution, cubana aviacion, fidel castro, fulgencio batista, guantanamo, jose marti, libertad, luis posada carriles, mambises, obama in cuba, platt amendment, president obama, revolution, rough riders, slavery, uncle sam
Cuba street protests?… end the obscene U.S. embargo! 2 years ago 2 years agoCastro, Che Guevara, covid, cuba, cuban-american, embargo, Fidel Castro, havana, information, news, people, politics, revolution, Uncategorized, US-Cuba relationsanti-castro, anti-government, blockade, covid, cuba, cuba embargo, cuban-american, demonstrations, diaz-canel, el bloqueo, fuel shortage, havana, marchiavelli, marco rubio, president biden, president obama, protests, remittance, riots, trump, u.s. sanctions, u.s. treasury, united nations, us-embargo, vaccine, val demings, western union
Why take a photographic trip to Cuba? 2 years ago 2 years agoartistic nude, boudoir, colonial, cuba, culture, fashion, havana, models, national geographic, people, photo tours, photography, photography workshop, photojournalism, tours, travel, Uncategorizedartistic nude, ballerinas, classic cars, cuba, cuba tours, fine-art nude, glamour models, glamour photography, havana, models, natgeo, national geographic, nude models, nude photo workshop, photo tour, photo workshop, photographer, photography, photography tour, photography workshop, tour, workshop
BOOK REVIEW – ‘MAGDALENA: RIVER OF DREAMS – A STORY OF COLOMBIA’ 3 years ago 3 years agoadventure, book review, books, Colombia, culture, Expedition, indigenous, information, literature, national geographic, nature, people, politics, rivers, travel, Uncategorizedalexander von humbold, alvaro uribe, Andes, barranquilla, Bogota, book review, botanist, colombia, conquistadors, cratagena, deforestation, drug lords, fatc, gabriel garcia marquez, guerrillas, indigenous people, magdalena, manatees, massacre, mompox, murder, nature, pablo escobar, paramilitaries, pollution, river of dreams, san agustin, save the river, simon bolivar, spanish conquest, wade davis
BOOK REVIEW: THE CUBANS – ORDINARY LIVES IN EXTRAORDINARY TIMES 3 years ago 3 years agobook review, books, cuba, cuban-american, culture, Fidel Castro, guidebook, information, moon, people, politics, revolution, travel, Uncategorized, US-Cuba relationsanthony depalma, book review, books, books about cuba, carlos eire, castro government, castro regime, communism, cuba, cuba-americans, cuban blacks, cuban life, cuban reality, cuban revolution, cuentapropista, elian gonzalez, fidel castro, guanabacoa, guidebook, havana, New York Times, race in cuba, resolviendo, the cubans As a former foreign correspondent (1986-2008) for The New York Times, Anthony DePalma reported widely on Cuba (he also authored The Man Who Invented Fidel). He’s no stranger to its enigmatic...Continue reading →
BOOK REVIEW: PHOTOGRAPHY RULES: ESSENTIAL DO’S & DON’TS FROM GREAT PHOTOGRAPHERS 3 years ago 3 years agobook review, books, interviews, models, people, photography, photojournalism, UncategorizedAlfred Eisenstaadt, annie leibowitz, ansel adams, books on photography, Brassai, dos and donts, ed kashi, famous photographers, Henri Cartier-Bresson, joe mcnally, juno calypso, magnum, paul lowe, photography, photography book, photography essentials, professional advice, Richard Avedon, Robert Capa, shahidul alam, swarat gosh, Walker Evans
In memory of Ralph G. Martell 3 years ago 3 years agobooks, cuba, festival, havana, Hemingwy, news personality, obituary, people, travel, Uncategorizedbon vivants, chucho valdez, cuba, cuba books, cubaphile, havana, la terraza, musicians, obituary, ralph martell, travel writer
Cuba: A Photographic Journey 3 years ago 3 years agoarticle, Che Guevara, colonial, cuba, culture, havana, horses, lifestyle, magazine, magazines, models, national geographic, nude, people, photo tours, photography, photojournalism, tours, travel, Uncategorizedannie leibowitz, canon 5d, che guevara, classic cars, colonial city, cuba, cuba expert, cubaphotographry, havana, jim cline photo tours, nail salon, natgeo, natgeo photographer, national geographic, ochun, photo tours, photo workshops, photographer, photography, rhianna, santeria, startupcuba, tenement, topless, trinidad, vinales
