Daily Cuba 42. Feel the warmth

Havana Vieja, Cuba
(c) Kenna Klosterman 2014

Early morning warmth in Havana Vieja, Cuba. Can you feel the warmth?

Daily Cuba 41. Working cigars

Viñales Valley, Cuba
(c) Kenna Klosterman 2014

I think nearly every farmer I saw in Viñales Valley was working on a cigar as well as the fields.

Daily Cuba 40. Stretch

Centro Por Danza, Havana, Cuba
(c) Kenna Klosterman 2014

A dancer stretches before rehearsal at the Centro Por Danza ballet school in Havana, Cuba.

Daily Cuba 39. Lights Still On

Old Havana, Cuba.
(c) Kenna Klosterman 2014

Early morning. Street lights still on. Stroll through Old Havana, Cuba.

Daily Cuba 38. Havana mornings

Old Havana, Cuba.
(c) Kenna Klosterman 2014

Daily Cuba 37. Salvavidas

Ferry from Habana Vieja to Regla, Cuba.

(c) Kenna Klosterman 2014

Salvavidas, a.k.a. life preservers, makes me think of salvation too. Short ferry ride from Old Havana to an area called Regla, which was one of my favorite neighborhoods to photograph.

Daily Cuba 36. Girl and a Doll

Regla, Outside Havana, Cuba
(c) Kenna Klosterman 2014

Daily Cuba 36. Portrait of a girl and her doll. I had one of those when I was her age...

Daily Cuba 35. Doors Open

Regla, Cuba
(c) Kenna Klosterman 2014

Daily Cuba 35. Doors open, welcoming in strangers and friends alike. Thanks to our photo guide Nestor, we did go inside to meet the family and see their home with mid-century modern furniture - the real deal!

Daily Cuba 34. Decisive Moment

La Habana, Cuba
(c) Kenna Klosterman 2014

It's all about the decisive moment. Nod to Henri Cartier-Bresson!

Daily Cuba 33. Pop

La Habana Vieja, Cuba
(c) Kenna Klosterman 2014

Colors pop all over town! Next to El Capitolio, the 1926 capitol building being refurbished for Cuba's National Assembly to use once again. Learn more about the history of the building  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Capitolio

Daily Cuba 32. Colon Deco

Colon Cemetery, Havana, Cuba
(c) Kenna Klosterman 2014

Art deco is found all over Havana, including at the Colon cemetery - 'one of the great historical cemeteries of the world, and generally held to be the most important in Latin America in historical and architectural terms, second is La Recoleta in Buenos Aires.' 

Curious? Read more on wikipedia! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colon_Cemetery,_Havana

Daily Cuba 31. Fishing the Malecon

The Malecon, Havana, Cuba
(c) Kenna Klosterman 2014

The 5-mile long Malecón (esplanade + seawall) is where life happens in Havana - day and night! I loved the silhouettes of these guys fishing. More fun facts about The Malecón here on Wikipedia! 

Daily Cuba 30. UNESCO Heritage site

Viñales Valley, Cuba
(c) Kenna Klosterman 2014

The Viñales Valley is a UNESCO heritage site because of its largely unchanged agriculture methods, mainly for tobacco. Want to know more? Check out the UNESCO site - pretty cool to read about what makes a UNESCO site like this UNSECO-worthy!

Daily Cuba 29. Boys of Viñales

Viñales, Cuba
(c) Kenna Klosterman 2014

Portrait of two boys from Viñales, looking oh-so-serious. Would have been fun to ask them to tell me a joke.

Daily Cuba 28. Hood horns

Taxi stand. La Habana Viejo, Cuba
(c) Kenna Klosterman 2014

The old car images just don't get old, for me that is.... Check out these horns! Havana, Cuba. 

Daily Cuba 27. Blue and more blue

Havana, Cuba.
(c) Kenna Klosterman 2014

Eyes match the car match the shirt. Who wore it best? For me, eyes. Havana, Cuba

Daily Cuba 26. Boy on a bus

Havana, Cuba.
(c) Kenna Klosterman 2014

Boy on a bus. La Habana Viejo.

Daily Cuba 25. Form

Havana, Cuba.
(c) Kenna Klosterman 2014

Beautiful architecture in beautiful condition at the ballet school, Centro Pro Danza in Havana, Cuba.

Daily Cuba 24. Get your fresh coconuts

Outside Havana, Cuba.
(c) Kenna Klosterman

Fresh coconuts. Get your fresh coconuts! Outside La Habana, Cuba.

Daily Cuba 23. Wings of Old Glory

Old Havana Taxi Stand, Cuba.
(c) Kenna Klosterman

The central taxi stand in Old Havana is full of classics, but is by no means a museum. These beautiful cars are many locals prime mode of transportation as drivers wait for groups of folks going to the same destinations.