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    Sometimes, as in Camagüey, the street is a real picture, wonderful when it has just rained. And the Cuban people keep on to moving and keep on living on the streets. by: workinindonesia Views[355] Streets for everyone and everything, as in Santiago de Cuba. Also the street that becomes soccer pitch for youth. One ball, two self made soccer goals built in wooden, and then, all together in the street! by: workinindonesia Views[392] In Cuba you can find people walking in the middle of the street, cars parked anywhere, horses tied at the windows along the sidewalk, because the street is for everyone and everything. by: workinindonesia Views[348] Cubans live on the streets at any time of the day or night. The street is their true home. The streets are often dirty also in towns generally well maintained as Trinidad, where often the local authority does disinfestation to get rid of mosquito and vermin. by: workinindonesia Views[468] One of the peculiarities of Cuba are definitely the streets. The most famous is certainly the Malecón along the coast in Havana. It was built to protect the city from the water, but in reality, it would serve more for night time promenades by Habaneros. Photograph it almost empty as in this shot is infrequent. by: workinindonesia Views[383]
     

    Photos: My Scholarship entry - Streets of Cuba ... Hasta siempre

    Thursday, 13 Nov 2014 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    My name is Giovanni Vichi. I was born in Florence, Italy. I'm an engineer. In the beginning, my approach with photography was a matter of curiosity but very soon I realized that seeing the world through the lens of my camera was becoming a real passion.... Read more >
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