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Greetings, Hivers friends.
A few days ago, while walking through Old Havana during a street photography session, I managed to capture some images that I found quite interesting. One of them shows a lady walking among wooden scaffolds, creating a feeling of a tunnel or infinity. Another features a curious doll in a nearby market, where people would leave metallic offerings hoping for prosperity. And finally, a barber working in a colorful little shop with his client a very Cuban and lively scene.
Every corner of Havana has its own story and a beauty that changes with the light of the day. The wonderful thing about street photography is that it always surprises you, even when you think you know every corner.
Saludos, amigos Hivers.
Hace unos días, dando una vuelta por La Habana Vieja durante una sesión de fotografía callejera, pude capturar algunas imágenes que me resultaron bastante interesantes. Una de ellas muestra a una señora caminando entre andamios de madera, creando una sensación de túnel o de infinito. Otra es de un curioso muñeco en un agro cercano, al que las personas le dejaban ofrendas metálicas con la esperanza de atraer prosperidad. Y, para cerrar, un barbero trabajando en un local pintoresco junto a su cliente, una escena muy cubana y llena de vida.
Cada rincón de La Habana tiene su propia historia y una estética que cambia con la luz del día. Lo maravilloso de la fotografía callejera es que siempre te sorprende, incluso cuando crees conocer cada esquina.
"All photos were taken by me 
Technical data:
Nicon camera: Nikon D700
Nicon lens: 50mm f1.4 p-ais; 105mm f2.5 p-ais; 55 f1.2; 35mm f1.8 G
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