V. Pernot Photography
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What an experience to visit the country where my mother was born.
Photo story about Cuba through my eyes. Photographed from March 9, 2016 to March 14, 2016.
http://www.pressofatlanticcity.com/life/cuba-a-country-stuck-in-time/article_3e4c8d98-1eda-11e6-ac82-272f57f612a4.html
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Middle school students throughout Cuba wear the same uniform no matter the school.
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A family riding in what is considered a taxi in Cuba.
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Although all of the buildings in Cuba are beautiful with color and detail, they are not taken care of by the government and have slowly deteriorated over time.
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Women and men who dress in all white are considered saints that cannot be touched.
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Stray dogs throughout Havana are taken care of by a group that tags them to keep track of them.
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One-year-old Victoria, plays in the streets of Matanzas.
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A common form of transportation in Cuba is hitchhiking in crowded cattle trucks.
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Yorae Rodriquez, Yilianis Nino and Nobeto Pino laugh with each other while working on pottery and a pepper sculpture.
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Family on the side of the road attempting to hitchhike.
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Cows are sacred to Cubans. A caretaker of a cow could go to jail if the cow were to die, disappear, or become ill.
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Three page double truck layout, that I helped design, of my Cuba photo story in The Press of Atlantic City.
