Travel (17 images)

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  • Sumo wrestlers await their turn in the ring during the Nihon Sumo-Kyokai tournament in the the Ryogoku Kokugikan, in Tokyo, Japan.

  • A woman and child wait for a man to finish his game of handball in the Gran Parque Natural Topes De Collantes near Trinidad, Cuba. The area, once known for its medical research schools, has shifted into a tourism driven economy because of its lovely scenery, including waterfalls and mountains. ltqmb CUBA: LOVELY WAIT


  • A cuban band practices in one of the many community art centers while passers-by stop to enjoy the music. Cuban's are very proud of their musical style, which is a unique blend of Spanish, European, African, and Latin music coupled with Cuba's native style, called Son. ltqmb BAND PRACTICE

  • Although the 2008 opening day for Major League Baseball is more than a week away in the United States, play goes on year round in Cuba. In the neighborhood of Havana Vieja (Old Havana) boys take to the streets with bats, balls, sticks, worn gloves and all sorts of makeshift equipment to get their daily fix of the game. ltqmb CUBA: STICKBALL

  • A man works at a cooperative Quarry in Cuba. Man-hours and sweat can be traded for the stone, which this man was transporting to a neighboring village to use as raw building material for structures. Cubans can donate their time to cut bricks from the stone, and are allowed to take a portion of the product home in reparation. ltqmb CUBA: BUILDING HANDS

  • An ice cream vendor and his cart are reflected in a bus's rear window in Agua Perieta, Mexico. ltqmb DULCES

  • 07.04.08 - Fourth of July Aerials at Wrightsville Beach.

  • One of the biggest changes Raul Castro is making is the termination of Bodegas, the classic Communist stores where rations of food are given out. Famous for their long lines and shortages of staples, the Bodegas are giving way to more capitalist, profit driven stores. ltqmb CUBA: BODEGAS

  • With Cuba's wide varieties of cultures can be seen not only in its people, but also in its diversity in architecture. The rooftops of Havana also reveal a lack of upkeep due to most Cubans' poor financial status. ltqmb CUBA: ROOFTOPS

  • While government has begun to allow more freedoms, Cuba is still a totalitarian state, controlled by the Communist Party. As such, its citizens are constantly reminded who is in charge. Enforcing strict rules, multiple police are stationed in common areas and propaganda for the Government is everywhere. ltqmb CUBA: LIMITATIONS

  • To make money that he plans on spending to gain passage to the US, where his sister lives, this man (who prefers not to give his name) gives haircuts on his front porch. Cubans are assigned "careers" by government officials, so many have side-jobs which provide extra income under the table. ltqmb CUBA: BARBER

  • A street scene in Old Havana, Cuba. As power transitions from Fidel Castro to his brother Raul, nearly 50 years after the Revolution, Cubans are moving toward a new era in their country's history.

  • An old car sits on the street in Havana, Cuba.

  • Pigeons scatter in front of shadows on a wall in Chiang Mai, Thailand...lmb "wall"

  • Cap Cana, Dominican Republic - April 12: Palm trees wave in the breeze at the shoreline in the Dominican Republic, April 12, 2007

  • Cap Cana, Dominican Republic - April 12: A canopied bench sits next to the pool at the Caleton Beach Club in Cap Cana, Dominican Republic, April 12, 2007.

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