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    A Country Frozen in Time Travel Scholarship 2012 entry

    Photos from Cuba

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    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! Views[440] 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! Views[312] 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? Views[322] 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! Views[204] 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! Views[191] 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? Views[348] 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
     

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