Description
Discover **Havana: Short Shadows**, a compelling photography book that delves into the vibrant yet complex life of Havana, Cuba. Captured by the talented photographer **Eva-Maria Fahrner-Tutsek**, this extraordinary collection of images transcends the usual stereotypes, providing a genuine glimpse into the **everyday life in Havana**. The striking photographs reveal both the light and dark sides of this captivating capital, as they evoke deep emotions and reflections on societal change. Each image tells a story, beautifully depicting the spirit of Havana's inhabitants—people engaged in their daily routines, sitting idly on the streets, or simply waiting for a sense of normalcy to return amidst economic challenges. The visual narrative is complemented by an insightful, thought-provoking essay from acclaimed writer **Leonardo Padura**, adding literary depth to the visual exploration of **Havana**. Additionally, an essay by prominent photography theorist **Michael Freeman** enhances the experience, offering readers a richer context of the **Cuban cultural landscape**. This striking photography book is perfect for art enthusiasts, photographers, and anyone interested in **Havana's diverse culture and history**. Immerse yourself in this beautiful homage to the city and its people, and treasure the stunning artistry of Eva-Maria Fahrner-Tutsek. **Havana: Short Shadows** is not just a book; it's a journey into the heart of Cuba, perfect for collectors and those who appreciate the beauty in everyday life.