The People of Havana

A maitre d' passes time in front of his restaurant on Calle Obispo, Old Havana.
Two Habaneros enjoying a smoke near Plaza de la Catedral, Old Havana.

Man lounging around a cafe balcony along Calle Obispo, Old Havana.
A woman poses near el Bodeguita del Medio, a touristy bar that makes much of the fact that Ernest Hemingway might have drunk a mojito there.

Checking some repairs along Calle Cuba, Old Havana.
Susanne poses with Jorge, Guillermo and Linda, three Habaneros we spent an evening with, hanging out on their rooftop. Guillermo is married to Linda, and Jorge is their son-in-law.

A painter captures the scene along Calle San Ignacio in Old Havana, just down the street from Havana Cathedral.
Two men immersed in conversation near Havana Cathedral.

The El Patio restaurant house band.
A bus driver passes by, Centro Habana. Many of Havana's buses are actually 18-wheelers converted to transporting people.

Three men passing the time by their car, across from the capitol building in Centro Habana.
El Patio's fortune teller shuffles her tarot cards.


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	A maitre d' passes time in front of his restaurant on Calle Obispo, Old Havana.		Two Habaneros enjoying a smoke near Plaza de la Catedral, Old Havana.
	Man lounging around a cafe balcony along Calle Obispo, Old Havana.		A woman poses near el Bodeguita del Medio, a touristy bar that makes much of the fact that Ernest Hemingway might have drunk a mojito there.
	Checking some repairs along Calle Cuba, Old Havana.		Susanne poses with Jorge, Guillermo and Linda, three Habaneros we spent an evening with, hanging out on their rooftop. Guillermo is married to Linda, and Jorge is their son-in-law.
	A painter captures the scene along Calle San Ignacio in Old Havana, just down the street from Havana Cathedral.		Two men immersed in conversation near Havana Cathedral.
	The El Patio restaurant house band.		A bus driver passes by, Centro Habana. Many of Havana's buses are actually 18-wheelers converted to transporting people.
	Three men passing the time by their car, across from the capitol building in Centro Habana.		El Patio's fortune teller shuffles her tarot cards.