I recently spend some time in Cuba photographing. Most of my of my days were spent walking the streets of Havana doing street photography. Havana is an extremely busy city filled with diesel fumes from the many old 50's automobile that have been converted to diesel engines. For a street photographer Cuba has it all. The thing I enjoyed the most about Cuba was the friendly people. They live a hard life but maintain a joyful and enthusiastic outlook. Cuba has some wonderful artist and I was able to meet a few of them in their studios. Even though we had some language barriers we could still communicate about the creative process and the focus of their work. I used my Sony mirrorless camera with a couple prime lenses for most of my work in Havana. The Sony is a small and very easy camera to carry around all day.
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