Cuba has been facing a range of challenges, including economic difficulties, political issues, and social concerns. The Cuban economy has been struggling, partly due to the continued U.S. embargo, which restricts trade and investment. In addition, the COVID-19 pandemic had significant impacts on tourism, which is a major source of income for the country. Socially, there have been ongoing protests and dissatisfaction among the populace regarding the political situation, economic conditions, and basic freedoms. The Cuban government has been criticized for its human rights record and its handling of dissent. Efforts towards economic reform have been attempted, but progress has been slow. The government has introduced some measures to encourage private enterprise and foreign investment, but challenges remain in fully implementing these reforms.

As an American, yes you can visit Cuba with a few stipulations. Please check here for more information about visiting CUBE

In the future this site will be a destination for information and images coming straight out of Havana. We represent a diverse group of photographers seeking the quintessential moments in Havana - photographs that portray a lifestyle that is slowly evolving and evaporating.

Our goal is to capture the essence of an exotic and changing culture.

The remains of the ambiance that Hemingway embraced...a powerful cigar industry symbolizing capitalism around the world...crumbling buildings, fading facades amid a city rich in history and nuance.

Eventually this site will contain an archive of AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY covering the entire island of Cuba. This is important documentation of a landscape, both physical and emotional, that is prime for radical changes and empowerment.

We are hoping to provide a visual array of significant images that capture Cuba as it awakens and unfolds to form the face and the vistas that will be the new Cuba.

Please visit us again in the future, we are in the process of accumulating images and information in relation to this important project. The dual intent envisioned is to create cultural exchange, provide up to date information and offer opportunities for photographers and students to travel to Cuba on photographic assignments.

For sponsorship information please call Colette A. Eddy 1(800)223-1701