In 2013, serendipity landed me on a trip to Cuba with twenty professional photographers. The people, the land and the urbanscape bowled me over! So I flipped my life and my environmental law work became by volunteer work and I began the process of convincing people I was a full time artist. It is now ten years since my first public show, and so I return to the RAW source and, with a much deeper skill set and informed artistic eye for this "Resilience" series from that trip. And with #47's get tough on travel to Cuba announcement this week (7/4/25), what could be more timely.
"Sueños del otro Lado" is a manifestation of the close ties between many Cuban families split between Cuba and the USa. It was shot on the Malecón (Waterfront) in Havana. It is framed so it can be hung in either orientation though I prefer "upside down" for the ethereal quality.
In 2013, serendipity landed me on a trip to Cuba with twenty professional photographers. The people, the land and the urbanscape bowled me over! So I flipped my life and my environmental law work became by volunteer work and I began the process of convincing people I was a full time artist. It is now ten years since my first public show, and so I return to the RAW source and, with a much deeper skill set and informed artistic eye for this "Resilience" series from that trip. And with #47's get tough on travel to Cuba announcement this week (7/4/25), what could be more timely.
"Sueños del otro Lado" is a manifestation of the close ties between many Cuban families split between Cuba and the USa. It was shot on the Malecón (Waterfront) in Havana. It is framed so it can be hung in either orientation though I prefer "upside down" for the ethereal quality.