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Matthew Davis

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Matthew Davis

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Matthew Davis

Creative Director

Matthew Davis

Creative Director

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Matthew Davis

Creative Director

Matthew Davis

Creative Director

Get in Touch ↗

Playground →

MD Photo →

hello@matthewdavis.design

@2024 M. Davis

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Matthew Davis

Creative Director

Cuban Charms

Havana, Playa MarAzul, Soroa

FEB 2024

Cuban Charms

Havana, Playa MarAzul, Soroa

FEB 2024

Cuban Charms

Havana, Playa MarAzul, Soroa

FEB 2024

Cuban Charms

Havana, Playa MarAzul, Soroa

FEB 2024

Cuban Charms

Havana, Playa MarAzul, Soroa

FEB 2024

Cuban Charms

Havana, Playa MarAzul, Soroa

FEB 2024

Cuban Charms

Havana, Playa MarAzul, Soroa

FEB 2024

Cuban Charms

Havana, Playa MarAzul, Soroa

FEB 2024

Couple Walking the Streets of Havana, A Local Relaxes in his Chair

1953 Chevy 210 Cuts a Turn on the Ave. Bélgica

Gran Hotel Manzana Kempinski La Habana

1953 Chevrolet 210 in Blue, Havana Taxi

Street Scene on Avenida de Bélgica

Photo of Fidel in a Bookstore

Fruits & Vegetables Street Vendor - Havana, Cuba

1950’s Dodge B-Series Pick-up with Workers in Back, Nice Horn

I Heart Cuba - We were here to celebrate this fine man’s 50th

Mogwai Spotting

Yo yo yo yo yo yo!

Building and Sky - Havana, Cuba

Statue of Luís Vaz de Camões - Considered Portugal’s greatest poet.

Buzón / Mailbox

Willy is pretty free

Statue of Carlos Manuel de Céspedes, Plaza de Armas - Havana, Cuba

Construction worker rappels the side of a large residential building - Havana, Cuba

Monument to Jose de la Luz y Caballero (1800–1862), Cuban philosopher and educator

Paseo del Prado - Havana, Cuba

Street Scene - Havana, Cuba

Large relief scultpture in honor of Fidel Castro, Camilo Cienfuegos and Che Guevara

Vibrant Street Scene - Always bustling in Havana

Havana, also known as the “City of Columns” or Ciudad de las Columnas because of its notable colonial architecture. A young local checks her phone between two columns.

Where Walls Fade, the Sky Remains

Graffiti - Havana, Cuba

A beautiful 1954 Ford Customline Country Sedan Wagon at the entry to Playa MarAzul

Playa MarAzul, where the waters of the Gulf of Mexico meet the Atlantic. - Caibarién, Cuba

A few locals out for a run near Playa MarAzul

Concrete sculptures near Playa MarAzul

Threads on Red - Havana, Cuba

Streets of Havana - Havana, Cuba

Worker pushes a cart near a wall of graffiti - Havana, Cuba

Fruit Market w/ Mural - Havana, Cuba

Curbside Refreshments - Havana, Cuba

1955 Chevrolet Bel Air - Havana, Cuba

Bacardi Building (Edificio Bacardí) an Art Deco landmark in Havana and orginal HQ of the famous Rum Company.

A 1952 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe Sedan drives past the Arte Cubano building, one of two structures at The Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes that house the world’s most comprehensive collection of Cuban art.

Josh takes a break near a stylish wrought iron door front.

A friendly local relaxes, says hello every time I walk by, and always gives me a thumbs up :)

‘The Best’ Barber in Havana

Elegant old windowsill/door with forged grille - Havana, Cuba

1955 Chrysler New Yorker sits parked regally in front of Hotel Telegrafo

Sunset view near the Hotel Telégrafo - Havana, Cuba

Upstairs interior at Bar Melodrama in Havana - a great quirky little bar serving up fantastic cocktails, indie music and a great vibe.

View from our AirBnB beneath Azotea 1940 - Havana, Cuba

1957 Ford Fairlane 500 - Havana, Cuba

Interior Detail of a classic 1950’s American Car with Cuban Flag - Havana, Cuba

Belascoaín, 452 “Edificio Supercake” - Central Havana

Street scene at night - Havana, Cuba

Always buzzing on the Ave. Bélgica

A 1956 Chevrolet 210 Sedan parked in the shade awaits a customer.

A 1957 Buick Roadmaster crusies behind us on the Avenida Malecón.

Bust of José Martí - Cuban poet and essayist, who became the symbol of Cuba’s struggle for independence from Spain. Fidel’s quote here about him translates as: “The immortal ideas that Martí irrigated with his blood will never be betrayed!”

Saw quite a few of these cold war relic Polish-made Fiat 126’s around. They are nicknamed Maluch, meaning “The Little One” and are quite a charming contrast to all the giant American 50’s cars driving around.

A gorgeous midnight black 1957 Oldsmobile Super 88. I love the type/fender emblems on these beauties.

Local bodega - Havana, Cuba

Old Havana, crumbling and yet beyond beautiful.

Pretty in Pink - Half of our crew ended up in the “Barbie Chevy,” seen here headed towards the gates of El Barrio Chino.

Fishermen along the Malecón, Havana’s poetic and picturesque waterfront boulevard

Classic car tour of Havana on a dreamy day.

Che Guevera sculpture at the Plaza de la Revolución

Cuba bleeds red hot retro

Mistakes were and were not made.

Lone trombone ownin' it on the Malecón.

Interior neon sign and local at Bar El Dandy - Havana, Cuba

We were locals (or at the very least dandies) for awhile at Bar El Dandy.

Late afternoon on the streets of Havana

A state of arrested decay in the Centro District.

Interior staircase at the entrance to La Guarida

The view from Paladar La Guarida

Havana Husky

Colorful walls are everywhere in Havana.

Young girls out for a stroll on the Malecón—a popular place for tourists and locals alike.

Kids were at play everywhere in Havana. So joyous!

“Primavera” meaning ‘spring’ is a striking large-scale sculpture looking out on The Malecón created by the artist Rafael San Juan in honor of dancers from the Cuban National Ballet.

1953 Ford Crestline Victoria in turquoise. Classic!

Fruit Stand - Havana, Cuba

Skull painting at a doorway

Some diamond-eyed demon.

Ran into this tiny guardian of Havana’s beautiful light.

Laundry hangs from a balcony on the Paseo del Prado. Havana, Cuba

The National Capitol of Cuba

“El Floridita” in the heart of Havana, and Hemingway’s favorite bar.

Che Guevara Graffiti

A guide horse rests in the shade in Soroa, Viñales Valley.

Horseback guide passed us as we hiked Soroa.

Waterfall detail - Soroa, Artemisa, Cuba.

Soroa waterfall “El Salto de Soroa” - Manantiales river - Soroa, Artemisa, Cuba.

Soroa Waterfall detail

Street Art in Havana - Luis Zuleta / @atomik

These handsome fellas walked up to me and asked I take their photo. - Havana, Cuba

Cuban Charms - A local enjoys her cigar in Old Havana.

Leo amy 58 - Medieval-style door in Old Havana

Beautiful window grill in Old Havana with 18th century barrotes (bars constructed of small turned wooden columns).

Golden hour in Old Havana

Ornate wooden portal - Old Havana, Cuba

1955 Buick Special Station Wagon - Havana, Cuba

AVA Jaguar motorcycle parked in front of some Che Guevara street art. - Havana, Cuba

Interior mural at La Fábrica de Arte Cubano (an incredible art gallery and club in Havana) by artist Fabian Lopez (Alias 2+2=5), highlights Cuba's current struggles. While I loved my visit, I stand with young Cubans who face ongoing power imbalances. From the stunning architecture to the vibrant art and warm, welcoming people, I wish them a future as bright and beautiful as they are.

Couple Walking the Streets of Havana, A Local Relaxes in his Chair

1953 Chevy 210 Cuts a Turn on the Ave. Bélgica

Gran Hotel Manzana Kempinski La Habana

1953 Chevrolet 210 in Blue, Havana Taxi

Street Scene on Avenida de Bélgica

Photo of Fidel in a Bookstore

Fruits & Vegetables Street Vendor - Havana, Cuba

1950’s Dodge B-Series Pick-up with Workers in Back, Nice Horn

I Heart Cuba - We were here to celebrate this fine man’s 50th

Mogwai Spotting

Yo yo yo yo yo yo!

Building and Sky - Havana, Cuba

Statue of Luís Vaz de Camões - Considered Portugal’s greatest poet.

Buzón / Mailbox

Willy is pretty free

Statue of Carlos Manuel de Céspedes, Plaza de Armas - Havana, Cuba

Construction worker rappels the side of a large residential building - Havana, Cuba

Monument to Jose de la Luz y Caballero (1800–1862), Cuban philosopher and educator

Paseo del Prado - Havana, Cuba

Street Scene - Havana, Cuba

Large relief scultpture in honor of Fidel Castro, Camilo Cienfuegos and Che Guevara

Vibrant Street Scene - Always bustling in Havana

Havana, also known as the “City of Columns” or Ciudad de las Columnas because of its notable colonial architecture. A young local checks her phone between two columns.

Where Walls Fade, the Sky Remains

Graffiti - Havana, Cuba

A beautiful 1954 Ford Customline Country Sedan Wagon at the entry to Playa MarAzul

Playa MarAzul, where the waters of the Gulf of Mexico meet the Atlantic. - Caibarién, Cuba

A few locals out for a run near Playa MarAzul

Concrete sculptures near Playa MarAzul

Threads on Red - Havana, Cuba

Streets of Havana - Havana, Cuba

Worker pushes a cart near a wall of graffiti - Havana, Cuba

Fruit Market w/ Mural - Havana, Cuba

Curbside Refreshments - Havana, Cuba

1955 Chevrolet Bel Air - Havana, Cuba

Bacardi Building (Edificio Bacardí) an Art Deco landmark in Havana and orginal HQ of the famous Rum Company.

A 1952 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe Sedan drives past the Arte Cubano building, one of two structures at The Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes that house the world’s most comprehensive collection of Cuban art.

Josh takes a break near a stylish wrought iron door front.

A friendly local relaxes, says hello every time I walk by, and always gives me a thumbs up :)

‘The Best’ Barber in Havana

Elegant old windowsill/door with forged grille - Havana, Cuba

1955 Chrysler New Yorker sits parked regally in front of Hotel Telegrafo

Sunset view near the Hotel Telégrafo - Havana, Cuba

Upstairs interior at Bar Melodrama in Havana - a great quirky little bar serving up fantastic cocktails, indie music and a great vibe.

View from our AirBnB beneath Azotea 1940 - Havana, Cuba

1957 Ford Fairlane 500 - Havana, Cuba

Interior Detail of a classic 1950’s American Car with Cuban Flag - Havana, Cuba

Belascoaín, 452 “Edificio Supercake” - Central Havana

Street scene at night - Havana, Cuba

Always buzzing on the Ave. Bélgica

A 1956 Chevrolet 210 Sedan parked in the shade awaits a customer.

A 1957 Buick Roadmaster crusies behind us on the Avenida Malecón.

Bust of José Martí - Cuban poet and essayist, who became the symbol of Cuba’s struggle for independence from Spain. Fidel’s quote here about him translates as: “The immortal ideas that Martí irrigated with his blood will never be betrayed!”

Saw quite a few of these cold war relic Polish-made Fiat 126’s around. They are nicknamed Maluch, meaning “The Little One” and are quite a charming contrast to all the giant American 50’s cars driving around.

A gorgeous midnight black 1957 Oldsmobile Super 88. I love the type/fender emblems on these beauties.

Local bodega - Havana, Cuba

Old Havana, crumbling and yet beyond beautiful.

Pretty in Pink - Half of our crew ended up in the “Barbie Chevy,” seen here headed towards the gates of El Barrio Chino.

Fishermen along the Malecón, Havana’s poetic and picturesque waterfront boulevard

Classic car tour of Havana on a dreamy day.

Che Guevera sculpture at the Plaza de la Revolución

Cuba bleeds red hot retro

Mistakes were and were not made.

Lone trombone ownin' it on the Malecón.

Interior neon sign and local at Bar El Dandy - Havana, Cuba

We were locals (or at the very least dandies) for awhile at Bar El Dandy.

Late afternoon on the streets of Havana

A state of arrested decay in the Centro District.

Interior staircase at the entrance to La Guarida

The view from Paladar La Guarida

Havana Husky

Colorful walls are everywhere in Havana.

Young girls out for a stroll on the Malecón—a popular place for tourists and locals alike.

Kids were at play everywhere in Havana. So joyous!

“Primavera” meaning ‘spring’ is a striking large-scale sculpture looking out on The Malecón created by the artist Rafael San Juan in honor of dancers from the Cuban National Ballet.

1953 Ford Crestline Victoria in turquoise. Classic!

Fruit Stand - Havana, Cuba

Skull painting at a doorway

Some diamond-eyed demon.

Ran into this tiny guardian of Havana’s beautiful light.

Laundry hangs from a balcony on the Paseo del Prado. Havana, Cuba

The National Capitol of Cuba

“El Floridita” in the heart of Havana, and Hemingway’s favorite bar.

Che Guevara Graffiti

A guide horse rests in the shade in Soroa, Viñales Valley.

Horseback guide passed us as we hiked Soroa.

Waterfall detail - Soroa, Artemisa, Cuba.

Soroa waterfall “El Salto de Soroa” - Manantiales river - Soroa, Artemisa, Cuba.

Soroa Waterfall detail

Street Art in Havana - Luis Zuleta / @atomik

These handsome fellas walked up to me and asked I take their photo. - Havana, Cuba

Cuban Charms - A local enjoys her cigar in Old Havana.

Leo amy 58 - Medieval-style door in Old Havana

Beautiful window grill in Old Havana with 18th century barrotes (bars constructed of small turned wooden columns).

Golden hour in Old Havana

Ornate wooden portal - Old Havana, Cuba

1955 Buick Special Station Wagon - Havana, Cuba

AVA Jaguar motorcycle parked in front of some Che Guevara street art. - Havana, Cuba

Interior mural at La Fábrica de Arte Cubano (an incredible art gallery and club in Havana) by artist Fabian Lopez (Alias 2+2=5), highlights Cuba's current struggles. While I loved my visit, I stand with young Cubans who face ongoing power imbalances. From the stunning architecture to the vibrant art and warm, welcoming people, I wish them a future as bright and beautiful as they are.

Couple Walking the Streets of Havana, A Local Relaxes in his Chair

1953 Chevy 210 Cuts a Turn on the Ave. Bélgica

Gran Hotel Manzana Kempinski La Habana

1953 Chevrolet 210 in Blue, Havana Taxi

Street Scene on Avenida de Bélgica

Photo of Fidel in a Bookstore

Fruits & Vegetables Street Vendor - Havana, Cuba

1950’s Dodge B-Series Pick-up with Workers in Back, Nice Horn

I Heart Cuba - We were here to celebrate this fine man’s 50th

Mogwai Spotting

Yo yo yo yo yo yo!

Building and Sky - Havana, Cuba

Statue of Luís Vaz de Camões - Considered Portugal’s greatest poet.

Buzón / Mailbox

Willy is pretty free

Statue of Carlos Manuel de Céspedes, Plaza de Armas - Havana, Cuba

Construction worker rappels the side of a large residential building - Havana, Cuba

Monument to Jose de la Luz y Caballero (1800–1862), Cuban philosopher and educator

Paseo del Prado - Havana, Cuba

Street Scene - Havana, Cuba

Large relief scultpture in honor of Fidel Castro, Camilo Cienfuegos and Che Guevara

Vibrant Street Scene - Always bustling in Havana

Havana, also known as the “City of Columns” or Ciudad de las Columnas because of its notable colonial architecture. A young local checks her phone between two columns.

Where Walls Fade, the Sky Remains

Graffiti - Havana, Cuba

A beautiful 1954 Ford Customline Country Sedan Wagon at the entry to Playa MarAzul

Playa MarAzul, where the waters of the Gulf of Mexico meet the Atlantic. - Caibarién, Cuba

A few locals out for a run near Playa MarAzul

Concrete sculptures near Playa MarAzul

Threads on Red - Havana, Cuba

Streets of Havana - Havana, Cuba

Worker pushes a cart near a wall of graffiti - Havana, Cuba

Fruit Market w/ Mural - Havana, Cuba

Curbside Refreshments - Havana, Cuba

1955 Chevrolet Bel Air - Havana, Cuba

Bacardi Building (Edificio Bacardí) an Art Deco landmark in Havana and orginal HQ of the famous Rum Company.

A 1952 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe Sedan drives past the Arte Cubano building, one of two structures at The Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes that house the world’s most comprehensive collection of Cuban art.

Josh takes a break near a stylish wrought iron door front.

A friendly local relaxes, says hello every time I walk by, and always gives me a thumbs up :)

‘The Best’ Barber in Havana

Elegant old windowsill/door with forged grille - Havana, Cuba

1955 Chrysler New Yorker sits parked regally in front of Hotel Telegrafo

Sunset view near the Hotel Telégrafo - Havana, Cuba

Upstairs interior at Bar Melodrama in Havana - a great quirky little bar serving up fantastic cocktails, indie music and a great vibe.

View from our AirBnB beneath Azotea 1940 - Havana, Cuba

1957 Ford Fairlane 500 - Havana, Cuba

Interior Detail of a classic 1950’s American Car with Cuban Flag - Havana, Cuba

Belascoaín, 452 “Edificio Supercake” - Central Havana

Street scene at night - Havana, Cuba

Always buzzing on the Ave. Bélgica

A 1956 Chevrolet 210 Sedan parked in the shade awaits a customer.

A 1957 Buick Roadmaster crusies behind us on the Avenida Malecón.

Bust of José Martí - Cuban poet and essayist, who became the symbol of Cuba’s struggle for independence from Spain. Fidel’s quote here about him translates as: “The immortal ideas that Martí irrigated with his blood will never be betrayed!”

Saw quite a few of these cold war relic Polish-made Fiat 126’s around. They are nicknamed Maluch, meaning “The Little One” and are quite a charming contrast to all the giant American 50’s cars driving around.

A gorgeous midnight black 1957 Oldsmobile Super 88. I love the type/fender emblems on these beauties.

Local bodega - Havana, Cuba

Old Havana, crumbling and yet beyond beautiful.

Pretty in Pink - Half of our crew ended up in the “Barbie Chevy,” seen here headed towards the gates of El Barrio Chino.

Fishermen along the Malecón, Havana’s poetic and picturesque waterfront boulevard

Classic car tour of Havana on a dreamy day.

Che Guevera sculpture at the Plaza de la Revolución

Cuba bleeds red hot retro

Mistakes were and were not made.

Lone trombone ownin' it on the Malecón.

Interior neon sign and local at Bar El Dandy - Havana, Cuba

We were locals (or at the very least dandies) for awhile at Bar El Dandy.

Late afternoon on the streets of Havana

A state of arrested decay in the Centro District.

Interior staircase at the entrance to La Guarida

The view from Paladar La Guarida

Havana Husky

Colorful walls are everywhere in Havana.

Young girls out for a stroll on the Malecón—a popular place for tourists and locals alike.

Kids were at play everywhere in Havana. So joyous!

“Primavera” meaning ‘spring’ is a striking large-scale sculpture looking out on The Malecón created by the artist Rafael San Juan in honor of dancers from the Cuban National Ballet.

1953 Ford Crestline Victoria in turquoise. Classic!

Fruit Stand - Havana, Cuba

Skull painting at a doorway

Some diamond-eyed demon.

Ran into this tiny guardian of Havana’s beautiful light.

Laundry hangs from a balcony on the Paseo del Prado. Havana, Cuba

The National Capitol of Cuba

“El Floridita” in the heart of Havana, and Hemingway’s favorite bar.

Che Guevara Graffiti

A guide horse rests in the shade in Soroa, Viñales Valley.

Horseback guide passed us as we hiked Soroa.

Waterfall detail - Soroa, Artemisa, Cuba.

Soroa waterfall “El Salto de Soroa” - Manantiales river - Soroa, Artemisa, Cuba.

Soroa Waterfall detail

Street Art in Havana - Luis Zuleta / @atomik

These handsome fellas walked up to me and asked I take their photo. - Havana, Cuba

Cuban Charms - A local enjoys her cigar in Old Havana.

Leo amy 58 - Medieval-style door in Old Havana

Beautiful window grill in Old Havana with 18th century barrotes (bars constructed of small turned wooden columns).

Golden hour in Old Havana

Ornate wooden portal - Old Havana, Cuba

1955 Buick Special Station Wagon - Havana, Cuba

AVA Jaguar motorcycle parked in front of some Che Guevara street art. - Havana, Cuba

Interior mural at La Fábrica de Arte Cubano (an incredible art gallery and club in Havana) by artist Fabian Lopez (Alias 2+2=5), highlights Cuba's current struggles. While I loved my visit, I stand with young Cubans who face ongoing power imbalances. From the stunning architecture to the vibrant art and warm, welcoming people, I wish them a future as bright and beautiful as they are.

Couple Walking the Streets of Havana, A Local Relaxes in his Chair

1953 Chevy 210 Cuts a Turn on the Ave. Bélgica

Gran Hotel Manzana Kempinski La Habana

1953 Chevrolet 210 in Blue, Havana Taxi

Street Scene on Avenida de Bélgica

Photo of Fidel in a Bookstore

Fruits & Vegetables Street Vendor - Havana, Cuba

1950’s Dodge B-Series Pick-up with Workers in Back, Nice Horn

I Heart Cuba - We were here to celebrate this fine man’s 50th

Mogwai Spotting

Yo yo yo yo yo yo!

Building and Sky - Havana, Cuba

Statue of Luís Vaz de Camões - Considered Portugal’s greatest poet.

Buzón / Mailbox

Willy is pretty free

Statue of Carlos Manuel de Céspedes, Plaza de Armas - Havana, Cuba

Construction worker rappels the side of a large residential building - Havana, Cuba

Monument to Jose de la Luz y Caballero (1800–1862), Cuban philosopher and educator

Paseo del Prado - Havana, Cuba

Street Scene - Havana, Cuba

Large relief scultpture in honor of Fidel Castro, Camilo Cienfuegos and Che Guevara

Vibrant Street Scene - Always bustling in Havana

Havana, also known as the “City of Columns” or Ciudad de las Columnas because of its notable colonial architecture. A young local checks her phone between two columns.

Where Walls Fade, the Sky Remains

Graffiti - Havana, Cuba

A beautiful 1954 Ford Customline Country Sedan Wagon at the entry to Playa MarAzul

Playa MarAzul, where the waters of the Gulf of Mexico meet the Atlantic. - Caibarién, Cuba

A few locals out for a run near Playa MarAzul

Concrete sculptures near Playa MarAzul

Threads on Red - Havana, Cuba

Streets of Havana - Havana, Cuba

Worker pushes a cart near a wall of graffiti - Havana, Cuba

Fruit Market w/ Mural - Havana, Cuba

Curbside Refreshments - Havana, Cuba

1955 Chevrolet Bel Air - Havana, Cuba

Bacardi Building (Edificio Bacardí) an Art Deco landmark in Havana and orginal HQ of the famous Rum Company.

A 1952 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe Sedan drives past the Arte Cubano building, one of two structures at The Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes that house the world’s most comprehensive collection of Cuban art.

Josh takes a break near a stylish wrought iron door front.

A friendly local relaxes, says hello every time I walk by, and always gives me a thumbs up :)

‘The Best’ Barber in Havana

Elegant old windowsill/door with forged grille - Havana, Cuba

1955 Chrysler New Yorker sits parked regally in front of Hotel Telegrafo

Sunset view near the Hotel Telégrafo - Havana, Cuba

Upstairs interior at Bar Melodrama in Havana - a great quirky little bar serving up fantastic cocktails, indie music and a great vibe.

View from our AirBnB beneath Azotea 1940 - Havana, Cuba

1957 Ford Fairlane 500 - Havana, Cuba

Interior Detail of a classic 1950’s American Car with Cuban Flag - Havana, Cuba

Belascoaín, 452 “Edificio Supercake” - Central Havana

Street scene at night - Havana, Cuba

Always buzzing on the Ave. Bélgica

A 1956 Chevrolet 210 Sedan parked in the shade awaits a customer.

A 1957 Buick Roadmaster crusies behind us on the Avenida Malecón.

Bust of José Martí - Cuban poet and essayist, who became the symbol of Cuba’s struggle for independence from Spain. Fidel’s quote here about him translates as: “The immortal ideas that Martí irrigated with his blood will never be betrayed!”

Saw quite a few of these cold war relic Polish-made Fiat 126’s around. They are nicknamed Maluch, meaning “The Little One” and are quite a charming contrast to all the giant American 50’s cars driving around.

A gorgeous midnight black 1957 Oldsmobile Super 88. I love the type/fender emblems on these beauties.

Local bodega - Havana, Cuba

Old Havana, crumbling and yet beyond beautiful.

Pretty in Pink - Half of our crew ended up in the “Barbie Chevy,” seen here headed towards the gates of El Barrio Chino.

Fishermen along the Malecón, Havana’s poetic and picturesque waterfront boulevard

Classic car tour of Havana on a dreamy day.

Che Guevera sculpture at the Plaza de la Revolución

Cuba bleeds red hot retro

Mistakes were and were not made.

Lone trombone ownin' it on the Malecón.

Interior neon sign and local at Bar El Dandy - Havana, Cuba

We were locals (or at the very least dandies) for awhile at Bar El Dandy.

Late afternoon on the streets of Havana

A state of arrested decay in the Centro District.

Interior staircase at the entrance to La Guarida

The view from Paladar La Guarida

Havana Husky

Colorful walls are everywhere in Havana.

Young girls out for a stroll on the Malecón—a popular place for tourists and locals alike.

Kids were at play everywhere in Havana. So joyous!

“Primavera” meaning ‘spring’ is a striking large-scale sculpture looking out on The Malecón created by the artist Rafael San Juan in honor of dancers from the Cuban National Ballet.

1953 Ford Crestline Victoria in turquoise. Classic!

Fruit Stand - Havana, Cuba

Skull painting at a doorway

Some diamond-eyed demon.

Ran into this tiny guardian of Havana’s beautiful light.

Laundry hangs from a balcony on the Paseo del Prado. Havana, Cuba

The National Capitol of Cuba

“El Floridita” in the heart of Havana, and Hemingway’s favorite bar.

Che Guevara Graffiti

A guide horse rests in the shade in Soroa, Viñales Valley.

Horseback guide passed us as we hiked Soroa.

Waterfall detail - Soroa, Artemisa, Cuba.

Soroa waterfall “El Salto de Soroa” - Manantiales river - Soroa, Artemisa, Cuba.

Soroa Waterfall detail

Street Art in Havana - Luis Zuleta / @atomik

These handsome fellas walked up to me and asked I take their photo. - Havana, Cuba

Cuban Charms - A local enjoys her cigar in Old Havana.

Leo amy 58 - Medieval-style door in Old Havana

Beautiful window grill in Old Havana with 18th century barrotes (bars constructed of small turned wooden columns).

Golden hour in Old Havana

Ornate wooden portal - Old Havana, Cuba

1955 Buick Special Station Wagon - Havana, Cuba

AVA Jaguar motorcycle parked in front of some Che Guevara street art. - Havana, Cuba

Interior mural at La Fábrica de Arte Cubano (an incredible art gallery and club in Havana) by artist Fabian Lopez (Alias 2+2=5), highlights Cuba's current struggles. While I loved my visit, I stand with young Cubans who face ongoing power imbalances. From the stunning architecture to the vibrant art and warm, welcoming people, I wish them a future as bright and beautiful as they are.

Couple Walking the Streets of Havana, A Local Relaxes in his Chair

1953 Chevy 210 Cuts a Turn on the Ave. Bélgica

Gran Hotel Manzana Kempinski La Habana

1953 Chevrolet 210 in Blue, Havana Taxi

Street Scene on Avenida de Bélgica

Photo of Fidel in a Bookstore

Fruits & Vegetables Street Vendor - Havana, Cuba

1950’s Dodge B-Series Pick-up with Workers in Back, Nice Horn

I Heart Cuba - We were here to celebrate this fine man’s 50th

Mogwai Spotting

Yo yo yo yo yo yo!

Building and Sky - Havana, Cuba

Statue of Luís Vaz de Camões - Considered Portugal’s greatest poet.

Buzón / Mailbox

Willy is pretty free

Statue of Carlos Manuel de Céspedes, Plaza de Armas - Havana, Cuba

Construction worker rappels the side of a large residential building - Havana, Cuba

Monument to Jose de la Luz y Caballero (1800–1862), Cuban philosopher and educator

Paseo del Prado - Havana, Cuba

Street Scene - Havana, Cuba

Large relief scultpture in honor of Fidel Castro, Camilo Cienfuegos and Che Guevara

Vibrant Street Scene - Always bustling in Havana

Havana, also known as the “City of Columns” or Ciudad de las Columnas because of its notable colonial architecture. A young local checks her phone between two columns.

Where Walls Fade, the Sky Remains

Graffiti - Havana, Cuba

A beautiful 1954 Ford Customline Country Sedan Wagon at the entry to Playa MarAzul

Playa MarAzul, where the waters of the Gulf of Mexico meet the Atlantic. - Caibarién, Cuba

A few locals out for a run near Playa MarAzul

Concrete sculptures near Playa MarAzul

Threads on Red - Havana, Cuba

Streets of Havana - Havana, Cuba

Worker pushes a cart near a wall of graffiti - Havana, Cuba

Fruit Market w/ Mural - Havana, Cuba

Curbside Refreshments - Havana, Cuba

1955 Chevrolet Bel Air - Havana, Cuba

Bacardi Building (Edificio Bacardí) an Art Deco landmark in Havana and orginal HQ of the famous Rum Company.

A 1952 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe Sedan drives past the Arte Cubano building, one of two structures at The Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes that house the world’s most comprehensive collection of Cuban art.

Josh takes a break near a stylish wrought iron door front.

A friendly local relaxes, says hello every time I walk by, and always gives me a thumbs up :)

‘The Best’ Barber in Havana

Elegant old windowsill/door with forged grille - Havana, Cuba

1955 Chrysler New Yorker sits parked regally in front of Hotel Telegrafo

Sunset view near the Hotel Telégrafo - Havana, Cuba

Upstairs interior at Bar Melodrama in Havana - a great quirky little bar serving up fantastic cocktails, indie music and a great vibe.

View from our AirBnB beneath Azotea 1940 - Havana, Cuba

1957 Ford Fairlane 500 - Havana, Cuba

Interior Detail of a classic 1950’s American Car with Cuban Flag - Havana, Cuba

Belascoaín, 452 “Edificio Supercake” - Central Havana

Street scene at night - Havana, Cuba

Always buzzing on the Ave. Bélgica

A 1956 Chevrolet 210 Sedan parked in the shade awaits a customer.

A 1957 Buick Roadmaster crusies behind us on the Avenida Malecón.

Bust of José Martí - Cuban poet and essayist, who became the symbol of Cuba’s struggle for independence from Spain. Fidel’s quote here about him translates as: “The immortal ideas that Martí irrigated with his blood will never be betrayed!”

Saw quite a few of these cold war relic Polish-made Fiat 126’s around. They are nicknamed Maluch, meaning “The Little One” and are quite a charming contrast to all the giant American 50’s cars driving around.

A gorgeous midnight black 1957 Oldsmobile Super 88. I love the type/fender emblems on these beauties.

Local bodega - Havana, Cuba

Old Havana, crumbling and yet beyond beautiful.

Pretty in Pink - Half of our crew ended up in the “Barbie Chevy,” seen here headed towards the gates of El Barrio Chino.

Fishermen along the Malecón, Havana’s poetic and picturesque waterfront boulevard

Classic car tour of Havana on a dreamy day.

Che Guevera sculpture at the Plaza de la Revolución

Cuba bleeds red hot retro

Mistakes were and were not made.

Lone trombone ownin' it on the Malecón.

Interior neon sign and local at Bar El Dandy - Havana, Cuba

We were locals (or at the very least dandies) for awhile at Bar El Dandy.

Late afternoon on the streets of Havana

A state of arrested decay in the Centro District.

Interior staircase at the entrance to La Guarida

The view from Paladar La Guarida

Havana Husky

Colorful walls are everywhere in Havana.

Young girls out for a stroll on the Malecón—a popular place for tourists and locals alike.

Kids were at play everywhere in Havana. So joyous!

“Primavera” meaning ‘spring’ is a striking large-scale sculpture looking out on The Malecón created by the artist Rafael San Juan in honor of dancers from the Cuban National Ballet.

1953 Ford Crestline Victoria in turquoise. Classic!

Fruit Stand - Havana, Cuba

Skull painting at a doorway

Some diamond-eyed demon.

Ran into this tiny guardian of Havana’s beautiful light.

Laundry hangs from a balcony on the Paseo del Prado. Havana, Cuba

The National Capitol of Cuba

“El Floridita” in the heart of Havana, and Hemingway’s favorite bar.

Che Guevara Graffiti

A guide horse rests in the shade in Soroa, Viñales Valley.

Horseback guide passed us as we hiked Soroa.

Waterfall detail - Soroa, Artemisa, Cuba.

Soroa waterfall “El Salto de Soroa” - Manantiales river - Soroa, Artemisa, Cuba.

Soroa Waterfall detail

Street Art in Havana - Luis Zuleta / @atomik

These handsome fellas walked up to me and asked I take their photo. - Havana, Cuba

Cuban Charms - A local enjoys her cigar in Old Havana.

Leo amy 58 - Medieval-style door in Old Havana

Beautiful window grill in Old Havana with 18th century barrotes (bars constructed of small turned wooden columns).

Golden hour in Old Havana

Ornate wooden portal - Old Havana, Cuba

1955 Buick Special Station Wagon - Havana, Cuba

AVA Jaguar motorcycle parked in front of some Che Guevara street art. - Havana, Cuba

Interior mural at La Fábrica de Arte Cubano (an incredible art gallery and club in Havana) by artist Fabian Lopez (Alias 2+2=5), highlights Cuba's current struggles. While I loved my visit, I stand with young Cubans who face ongoing power imbalances. From the stunning architecture to the vibrant art and warm, welcoming people, I wish them a future as bright and beautiful as they are.

Couple Walking the Streets of Havana, A Local Relaxes in his Chair

1953 Chevy 210 Cuts a Turn on the Ave. Bélgica

Gran Hotel Manzana Kempinski La Habana

1953 Chevrolet 210 in Blue, Havana Taxi

Street Scene on Avenida de Bélgica

Photo of Fidel in a Bookstore

Fruits & Vegetables Street Vendor - Havana, Cuba

1950’s Dodge B-Series Pick-up with Workers in Back, Nice Horn

I Heart Cuba - We were here to celebrate this fine man’s 50th

Mogwai Spotting

Yo yo yo yo yo yo!

Building and Sky - Havana, Cuba

Statue of Luís Vaz de Camões - Considered Portugal’s greatest poet.

Buzón / Mailbox

Willy is pretty free

Statue of Carlos Manuel de Céspedes, Plaza de Armas - Havana, Cuba

Construction worker rappels the side of a large residential building - Havana, Cuba

Monument to Jose de la Luz y Caballero (1800–1862), Cuban philosopher and educator

Paseo del Prado - Havana, Cuba

Street Scene - Havana, Cuba

Large relief scultpture in honor of Fidel Castro, Camilo Cienfuegos and Che Guevara

Vibrant Street Scene - Always bustling in Havana

Havana, also known as the “City of Columns” or Ciudad de las Columnas because of its notable colonial architecture. A young local checks her phone between two columns.

Where Walls Fade, the Sky Remains

Graffiti - Havana, Cuba

A beautiful 1954 Ford Customline Country Sedan Wagon at the entry to Playa MarAzul

Playa MarAzul, where the waters of the Gulf of Mexico meet the Atlantic. - Caibarién, Cuba

A few locals out for a run near Playa MarAzul

Concrete sculptures near Playa MarAzul

Threads on Red - Havana, Cuba

Streets of Havana - Havana, Cuba

Worker pushes a cart near a wall of graffiti - Havana, Cuba

Fruit Market w/ Mural - Havana, Cuba

Curbside Refreshments - Havana, Cuba

1955 Chevrolet Bel Air - Havana, Cuba

Bacardi Building (Edificio Bacardí) an Art Deco landmark in Havana and orginal HQ of the famous Rum Company.

A 1952 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe Sedan drives past the Arte Cubano building, one of two structures at The Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes that house the world’s most comprehensive collection of Cuban art.

Josh takes a break near a stylish wrought iron door front.

A friendly local relaxes, says hello every time I walk by, and always gives me a thumbs up :)

‘The Best’ Barber in Havana

Elegant old windowsill/door with forged grille - Havana, Cuba

1955 Chrysler New Yorker sits parked regally in front of Hotel Telegrafo

Sunset view near the Hotel Telégrafo - Havana, Cuba

Upstairs interior at Bar Melodrama in Havana - a great quirky little bar serving up fantastic cocktails, indie music and a great vibe.

View from our AirBnB beneath Azotea 1940 - Havana, Cuba

1957 Ford Fairlane 500 - Havana, Cuba

Interior Detail of a classic 1950’s American Car with Cuban Flag - Havana, Cuba

Belascoaín, 452 “Edificio Supercake” - Central Havana

Street scene at night - Havana, Cuba

Always buzzing on the Ave. Bélgica

A 1956 Chevrolet 210 Sedan parked in the shade awaits a customer.

A 1957 Buick Roadmaster crusies behind us on the Avenida Malecón.

Bust of José Martí - Cuban poet and essayist, who became the symbol of Cuba’s struggle for independence from Spain. Fidel’s quote here about him translates as: “The immortal ideas that Martí irrigated with his blood will never be betrayed!”

Saw quite a few of these cold war relic Polish-made Fiat 126’s around. They are nicknamed Maluch, meaning “The Little One” and are quite a charming contrast to all the giant American 50’s cars driving around.

A gorgeous midnight black 1957 Oldsmobile Super 88. I love the type/fender emblems on these beauties.

Local bodega - Havana, Cuba

Old Havana, crumbling and yet beyond beautiful.

Pretty in Pink - Half of our crew ended up in the “Barbie Chevy,” seen here headed towards the gates of El Barrio Chino.

Fishermen along the Malecón, Havana’s poetic and picturesque waterfront boulevard

Classic car tour of Havana on a dreamy day.

Che Guevera sculpture at the Plaza de la Revolución

Cuba bleeds red hot retro

Mistakes were and were not made.

Lone trombone ownin' it on the Malecón.

Interior neon sign and local at Bar El Dandy - Havana, Cuba

We were locals (or at the very least dandies) for awhile at Bar El Dandy.

Late afternoon on the streets of Havana

A state of arrested decay in the Centro District.

Interior staircase at the entrance to La Guarida

The view from Paladar La Guarida

Havana Husky

Colorful walls are everywhere in Havana.

Young girls out for a stroll on the Malecón—a popular place for tourists and locals alike.

Kids were at play everywhere in Havana. So joyous!

“Primavera” meaning ‘spring’ is a striking large-scale sculpture looking out on The Malecón created by the artist Rafael San Juan in honor of dancers from the Cuban National Ballet.

1953 Ford Crestline Victoria in turquoise. Classic!

Fruit Stand - Havana, Cuba

Skull painting at a doorway

Some diamond-eyed demon.

Ran into this tiny guardian of Havana’s beautiful light.

Laundry hangs from a balcony on the Paseo del Prado. Havana, Cuba

The National Capitol of Cuba

“El Floridita” in the heart of Havana, and Hemingway’s favorite bar.

Che Guevara Graffiti

A guide horse rests in the shade in Soroa, Viñales Valley.

Horseback guide passed us as we hiked Soroa.

Waterfall detail - Soroa, Artemisa, Cuba.

Soroa waterfall “El Salto de Soroa” - Manantiales river - Soroa, Artemisa, Cuba.

Soroa Waterfall detail

Street Art in Havana - Luis Zuleta / @atomik

These handsome fellas walked up to me and asked I take their photo. - Havana, Cuba

Cuban Charms - A local enjoys her cigar in Old Havana.

Leo amy 58 - Medieval-style door in Old Havana

Beautiful window grill in Old Havana with 18th century barrotes (bars constructed of small turned wooden columns).

Golden hour in Old Havana

Ornate wooden portal - Old Havana, Cuba

1955 Buick Special Station Wagon - Havana, Cuba

AVA Jaguar motorcycle parked in front of some Che Guevara street art. - Havana, Cuba

Interior mural at La Fábrica de Arte Cubano (an incredible art gallery and club in Havana) by artist Fabian Lopez (Alias 2+2=5), highlights Cuba's current struggles. While I loved my visit, I stand with young Cubans who face ongoing power imbalances. From the stunning architecture to the vibrant art and warm, welcoming people, I wish them a future as bright and beautiful as they are.

Couple Walking the Streets of Havana, A Local Relaxes in his Chair

1953 Chevy 210 Cuts a Turn on the Ave. Bélgica

Gran Hotel Manzana Kempinski La Habana

1953 Chevrolet 210 in Blue, Havana Taxi

Street Scene on Avenida de Bélgica

Photo of Fidel in a Bookstore

Fruits & Vegetables Street Vendor - Havana, Cuba

1950’s Dodge B-Series Pick-up with Workers in Back, Nice Horn

I Heart Cuba - We were here to celebrate this fine man’s 50th

Mogwai Spotting

Yo yo yo yo yo yo!

Building and Sky - Havana, Cuba

Statue of Luís Vaz de Camões - Considered Portugal’s greatest poet.

Buzón / Mailbox

Willy is pretty free

Statue of Carlos Manuel de Céspedes, Plaza de Armas - Havana, Cuba

Construction worker rappels the side of a large residential building - Havana, Cuba

Monument to Jose de la Luz y Caballero (1800–1862), Cuban philosopher and educator

Paseo del Prado - Havana, Cuba

Street Scene - Havana, Cuba

Large relief scultpture in honor of Fidel Castro, Camilo Cienfuegos and Che Guevara

Vibrant Street Scene - Always bustling in Havana

Havana, also known as the “City of Columns” or Ciudad de las Columnas because of its notable colonial architecture. A young local checks her phone between two columns.

Where Walls Fade, the Sky Remains

Graffiti - Havana, Cuba

A beautiful 1954 Ford Customline Country Sedan Wagon at the entry to Playa MarAzul

Playa MarAzul, where the waters of the Gulf of Mexico meet the Atlantic. - Caibarién, Cuba

A few locals out for a run near Playa MarAzul

Concrete sculptures near Playa MarAzul

Threads on Red - Havana, Cuba

Streets of Havana - Havana, Cuba

Worker pushes a cart near a wall of graffiti - Havana, Cuba

Fruit Market w/ Mural - Havana, Cuba

Curbside Refreshments - Havana, Cuba

1955 Chevrolet Bel Air - Havana, Cuba

Bacardi Building (Edificio Bacardí) an Art Deco landmark in Havana and orginal HQ of the famous Rum Company.

A 1952 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe Sedan drives past the Arte Cubano building, one of two structures at The Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes that house the world’s most comprehensive collection of Cuban art.

Josh takes a break near a stylish wrought iron door front.

A friendly local relaxes, says hello every time I walk by, and always gives me a thumbs up :)

‘The Best’ Barber in Havana

Elegant old windowsill/door with forged grille - Havana, Cuba

1955 Chrysler New Yorker sits parked regally in front of Hotel Telegrafo

Sunset view near the Hotel Telégrafo - Havana, Cuba

Upstairs interior at Bar Melodrama in Havana - a great quirky little bar serving up fantastic cocktails, indie music and a great vibe.

View from our AirBnB beneath Azotea 1940 - Havana, Cuba

1957 Ford Fairlane 500 - Havana, Cuba

Interior Detail of a classic 1950’s American Car with Cuban Flag - Havana, Cuba

Belascoaín, 452 “Edificio Supercake” - Central Havana

Street scene at night - Havana, Cuba

Always buzzing on the Ave. Bélgica

A 1956 Chevrolet 210 Sedan parked in the shade awaits a customer.

A 1957 Buick Roadmaster crusies behind us on the Avenida Malecón.

Bust of José Martí - Cuban poet and essayist, who became the symbol of Cuba’s struggle for independence from Spain. Fidel’s quote here about him translates as: “The immortal ideas that Martí irrigated with his blood will never be betrayed!”

Saw quite a few of these cold war relic Polish-made Fiat 126’s around. They are nicknamed Maluch, meaning “The Little One” and are quite a charming contrast to all the giant American 50’s cars driving around.

A gorgeous midnight black 1957 Oldsmobile Super 88. I love the type/fender emblems on these beauties.

Local bodega - Havana, Cuba

Old Havana, crumbling and yet beyond beautiful.

Pretty in Pink - Half of our crew ended up in the “Barbie Chevy,” seen here headed towards the gates of El Barrio Chino.

Fishermen along the Malecón, Havana’s poetic and picturesque waterfront boulevard

Classic car tour of Havana on a dreamy day.

Che Guevera sculpture at the Plaza de la Revolución

Cuba bleeds red hot retro

Mistakes were and were not made.

Lone trombone ownin' it on the Malecón.

Interior neon sign and local at Bar El Dandy - Havana, Cuba

We were locals (or at the very least dandies) for awhile at Bar El Dandy.

Late afternoon on the streets of Havana

A state of arrested decay in the Centro District.

Interior staircase at the entrance to La Guarida

The view from Paladar La Guarida

Havana Husky

Colorful walls are everywhere in Havana.

Young girls out for a stroll on the Malecón—a popular place for tourists and locals alike.

Kids were at play everywhere in Havana. So joyous!

“Primavera” meaning ‘spring’ is a striking large-scale sculpture looking out on The Malecón created by the artist Rafael San Juan in honor of dancers from the Cuban National Ballet.

1953 Ford Crestline Victoria in turquoise. Classic!

Fruit Stand - Havana, Cuba

Skull painting at a doorway

Some diamond-eyed demon.

Ran into this tiny guardian of Havana’s beautiful light.

Laundry hangs from a balcony on the Paseo del Prado. Havana, Cuba

The National Capitol of Cuba

“El Floridita” in the heart of Havana, and Hemingway’s favorite bar.

Che Guevara Graffiti

A guide horse rests in the shade in Soroa, Viñales Valley.

Horseback guide passed us as we hiked Soroa.

Waterfall detail - Soroa, Artemisa, Cuba.

Soroa waterfall “El Salto de Soroa” - Manantiales river - Soroa, Artemisa, Cuba.

Soroa Waterfall detail

Street Art in Havana - Luis Zuleta / @atomik

These handsome fellas walked up to me and asked I take their photo. - Havana, Cuba

Cuban Charms - A local enjoys her cigar in Old Havana.

Leo amy 58 - Medieval-style door in Old Havana

Beautiful window grill in Old Havana with 18th century barrotes (bars constructed of small turned wooden columns).

Golden hour in Old Havana

Ornate wooden portal - Old Havana, Cuba

1955 Buick Special Station Wagon - Havana, Cuba

AVA Jaguar motorcycle parked in front of some Che Guevara street art. - Havana, Cuba

Interior mural at La Fábrica de Arte Cubano (an incredible art gallery and club in Havana) by artist Fabian Lopez (Alias 2+2=5), highlights Cuba's current struggles. While I loved my visit, I stand with young Cubans who face ongoing power imbalances. From the stunning architecture to the vibrant art and warm, welcoming people, I wish them a future as bright and beautiful as they are.

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