I am still processing photos from Cuba, but thought I would share just a few with you. These photos are Ken's! He actually had to pick up a camera and practice the craft of photography! I think he did great for his first time. Ken realized the importance of getting up before the sun to shoot. He would call it a cultural safari, because you rise before the sun, take a break midday because the sun is too harsh and go back to shoot at dusk! I had an amazing time watching and learning from the great Arthur Meyerson, one of the best photographers and more importantly humans beings you can meet. The one thing I would hope for all of the Cubans that left in the sixties, is that they find some type of resolve, and leave the hate and bitterness behind. I find the Cuba issue terribly complex, like the group leaders would say, Cuba is complicated and so are the emotions of those that fled in the sixties. I hope to expand on this after Christmas. In light of the tragedy we all experienced this week with the devastating loss of 26 souls, I hope and pray that people will love a little harder and remember the true meaning of Christmas and not the material chaos we all fall prey to.
Merry Christmas, love and light, Elizabeth
