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Hello, Hivers. 👋
A few days ago I was walking through Old Havana, camera in hand as always. The destination was the Automobile Museum, a place where time seems to have stopped among bolts, chrome, and the scent of old gasoline.
This time I focused on classic motorcycles, those that seem to have a soul of their own and tell stories from another era just by looking at them. Among several classic Harleys, each had its personality, its wear, its trace of the road.
Outside the museum, the streets were just as alive — faces, lights, and that mix of beauty and decay that fascinates me so much: a colorful ticket booth, a street vendor, or a girl calling for her mother’s attention. Everything has charm through my lens.
Today I share some images from that walk, between engines and streets that never stop surprising me. Hope you like them. I’ll be reading you in the comments.
Hola, Hivers. 👋
Hace unos dÃas estuve caminando por La Habana Vieja, con la cámara en la mano, como siempre. El destino fue el Museo del Automóvil, un lugar donde el tiempo parece haberse detenido entre tuercas, cromo y gasolina vieja.
Esta vez me enfoqué en las motos clásicas, esas que parecen tener alma propia y cuentan historias de otra época con solo mirarlas. Entre varias Harley clásicas, cada una tenÃa su personalidad, su desgaste, su huella del camino.
Y fuera del museo, las calles seguÃan igual de vivas, con sus rostros, sus luces y esa mezcla de belleza y desgaste que tanto atrae: una taquilla pintoresca, un vendedor o una niña pidiendo la atención de su madre. Todo tiene atractivo para mi lente.
Comparto hoy algunas imágenes de ese paseo, entre motores y calles que nunca dejan de sorprenderme. Espero les gusten. Los leo en los comentarios.
"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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