Close to a year after Hurricane Sandy, I visited Island Beach State Park and Seaside Heights boardwalk - two places that hold a special place in my heart.
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Travel - Change on the Horizon
Raul Castro eases Cuban
travel reform, Cuban blogger and underground Twitter activist Yoani Sanchez
finally gets a passport, Hugo Chavez dies, seven Cuban ballerinas defect, Americans kidnap their children and head to
Cuba, Beyonce and Jay-Z “legally” flaunt their 5th wedding
anniversary.
There has been a lot of Cuban
buzz and activity in the news since I returned from an under-the-radar trip to
La Habana in early March. Perhaps
more than normal. Before Cuba’s economy and political arena’s
start to gain more momentum towards progression and change, I wanted to document
Habana Vieja’s people, food and culture so myself and others could one day remember
what the country once was; a failed
attempt at socialism and an oppressed society completely cut off from information
and global communication. The photos
below represent an average post-Soviet day-in-the-life of a Cuban citizen in 2013.
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