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Cuba Photographic Trip with Stewart Halperin and Jeff Hirsch November 10Th - 17Th, 2018 International Photography Hall of Fame Cuba Photographic Trip with Stewart Halperin and Jeff Hirsch November 10th - 17th, 2018 1 The IPHF is pleased to be offering this very special and intense photographic experience in Cuba. • The trip starts and ends in Florida (departing from either Miami or Fort Lauderdale) and will run from November 10-17, 2018. • For more details, contact IPHF at (314) 535-1999 or email [email protected]. • Trip price (per person) is $5200 for a Joining Stewart will be St. Louis based double-occupancy room. Cuba: An Island in Transition photographer and Adobe Certified Expert Jeff Hirsch. Jeff has the rare combination of being • Single-occupancy rooms are available for A visual feast for photographers at every street and every turn. an incredible shooter as well as one the finest $5800 per person. digital workflow experts in the country. His • The International Photography Hall of Fame, For over 45 years Stewart has traveled the passion for the art of photography is expansive. An additional $300.00 will be paid in cooperation with Cuba Educational Travel, world with his cameras, covering over 95 Best of all, he has the rare ability to translate separately to cover the roundtrip flights is offering a unique photographic journey to countries spanning five decades. He is a “geek”- to-English, helping photographers from Florida to Cuba and back. this magical island with two of St. Louis’ most popular photography workshop leader and has make the most of their complex technology • Deadline for a $1000 deposit is July 13, experienced photo tour leaders. led trips around the world for over 20 years. as well as providing hands-on instruction to 2018. Full Payment is due August 12, Both Stewart’s insights into street shooting participants in their efforts to make more 2018. “Half an hour from Miami and his modeling of interactions with people compelling travel images. • Participants will be responsible for met along the way will move you to make and half a world away” Both Stewart and Jeff have led numerous trips their own travel to the departure city in the best of the photo opportunities you Join St. Louis based photographers Stewart D to Cuba and are proud to partner with CET, Florida. encounter and inspire you to achieve a higher considered to be among the very best agencies Halperin and Jeff Hirsch for this very special photographic level. journey to capture the rich visual tapestry that offering trips from the USA to Cuba. is Cuba. 2 3 Full trip itinerary: great view of the Havana sea wall and the old Spanish fortress. The setting brings many back (details subject to change) to the 1950s, when the mafia held its annual meetings at this historic hotel. Saturday, November 10 TBD Arrival to Havana. (pending flight Sunday, November 11 information) 8:30AM Walking tour of Old Havana TBD Check – in at local accommoda- and its historic center, a UNESCO World tions. Upon arrival, meet your CET guide at Heritage Site since 1982. Wander through the main plazas and side streets. Visit to Fototeca, lodging to do an orientation talk: overview of the world, they have become cultural symbols the leading photographic guild in Cuba and the agenda, discussion about local transporta- of Cuba. Opportunity to photograph cars at the most prestigious venue for showcasing tion, nearby markets, internet access and other various settings in the city (2-3 people per car). logistics, safety, cultural norms and current work from leading Cuban photographers. 7:30PM Visit to La Fabrica de Arte Cu- events in Cuba. 12:30PM Lunch at Doña Eutimia paladar. bano for a private tour and discussion with Famous for its ropa vieja and frozen mojitos, 8:00PM Welcome dinner overlooking the Enrique Rottenberg, one of Cuba’s premiere this cozy paladar made Newsweek Magazine’s Straits of Florida at the Hotel Nacional. photographers and resident artists. FAC, the top 100 restaurants in the world in 2012. The Tasty Cuban food served family style with a brainchild of Afro-Cuban fusion musician restaurant’s location in the beautiful cathedral X-Alfonso, is one Havana’s finest new art square is unbeatable. projects, an intellectual nexus for live music, art 2:00PM Discussion with urban planner expos and fashion shows that has turned into Miguel Coyula, whose presentation will a meeting spot for a young, eclectic crowd of touch on housing, infrastructure, investment, Cubans and foreigners. and restoration programs in the city. It’s bound 8:00PM Dinner at Tierra, Havana’s newest to leave you with a better understanding of international dinning spot. Located inside a why Havana looks the way it does today and container in the Fábrica de Arte Cubano, the possibilities moving forward. restaurant mirrors the eclectic crowd, serving 3:30PM Explore Havana in classic cars dishes from around the world. from the 1950s, being recognized all around 4 5 Monday, November 12 is impressive. Early Morning Sunrise photo walk in TBD Sunset photo walk along the Male- Centro Habana. Capture the hustle and bustle con (seawall), one of the most spectacular and of Prado Boulevard as students, workers and popular destinations in Havana. others make their way to the day’s activities. 8:00PM Dinner at La Makina Gastro Bar, 10:00AM Visit a centuries-old mansion located near the Museum of the Revolution in Vedado neighborhood. Step inside this and the Museum of Fine Arts in the heart stately residence to discover what lies behind of Old Havana, it is known for the exquisite the crumbling facades of Havana’s impressive cuisine dishes and a charming ambiance. mansions. Josie, who has lived in the house for over 60 years, will show us around and explain Tuesday, November 13 its rich history. Free morning 12:00PM Lunch at Paladar Atelier. This 7:30PM Private musical performance 12:30PM Enjoy lunch at Havana’s 21 by renowned singer and songwriter Frank restaurant is equally known for its atmosphere paladar in Vedado. and exquisite cuisine. The lighting and textures Delgado at Café Madrigal. Café Madrigal, of the house, which was home to a pre-revolu- 2:00PM Discussion about Cuban culture owned and run by film director Rafael Rosales, tionary senator, coupled with walls adorned in and art with a family of artists, at AltaMira is housed in a beautiful colonial mansion with modern art, create a cozy, but modern setting. art loft. A few years ago, Edel Bordón and the walls lined with captivating artwork. Enjoy his family embarked on a journey to establish tasty tapas and cocktails while discussing 2:00PM Visit to local boxing gym, where an art collective in their apartment building. about the nueva trova movement in Cuba. we will photograph trainers and boxers in Spearheaded by his wife Yamilé Pardo, the session. 9:00PM Dinner Reservation at La Guarida family created the AltaMira art space, which paladar, famous not only for its delectable 4:00PM Visit to the Lizt Alfonso Academy, features an exhibition and workspace off of the dining, but also as the location for the film a women-led dance company and school for main lobby and collaborations with neighbors. Strawberry and Chocolate. It is housed on the local youth, specializing in various types of 4:00PM Enjoy a performance by Habana third floor of a large, old town house carrying dance. We will watch a private performance Compás Dance, which encompasses the rich the charming ambiance of the early 1900s. by the adolescent dance group and sit with the rhythm and flow of the island, performing Concordia e Gervasio y Lealtad, no. 418 altos, dancers afterward to discuss how they came to traditional and modern dances born from their Centro Habana (not included – to be paid on join the school and the impact it has had on Spanish, Cuban and Afro - Cuban heritage. the ground) 6 them. The talent and work ethic at this school 7 relationships, gender relations and race. They Spanish architecture. Housed on one of the will share info about their interesting musical country’s largest bays, the city offers beautiful journey and insight into the challenges and ocean front landscapes, and is deeply rich in opportunities young Cubans face. culture. Lunch and early afternoon free Photo walk of Cienfuegos: Walk along the Malecon and Prado Boulevard. Visit to 6:00PM Enjoy a discussion and private Parque Marti, a UNESCO World Heritage performance by Banda Ancha, a jazz band Site and national monument. Tour of Tomas led by Yissy Garcia, an amazingly talented Terry Theater, one of the finest eclectic build- young percussionist. Banda Ancha calls its ings of the city. style “high-speed Cuban jazz,” a mixture of different rhythms like funk, reggae and samba, 12:00PM Lunch at Finca del Mar, a mod- with Afro-Cuban influences. ern paladar overlooking the calm waters of the Cienfuegos Bay. 7:30PM Dinner at Paladar San Cristobal. Located in the heart of Central Havana, this 1:30PM Music and discussion with the paladar has a reputation of excellence in both local chapter of UNEAC, the National Union atmosphere and local cuisine. Enjoy great food of Artists and Writers of Cuba, featuring an while the local takes you back to the 1940s opportunity to meet local photographers, and 50s. musicians and other locals. Thursday, November 15 2:30PM Visit to the beautiful Palacio Del Valle in the Punta Gorda neighborhood. This Wednesday, November 14 8:00AM Check-out and depart for Trini- palace is an architectural jewel and a National dad, a UNESCO world heritage site, known Heritage Memorial in Cienfuegos, a place of 9:00AM Bicycle city tour of Old Havana for its cobble stoned streets, pastel colored cultural events, restaurant, bar and museum.
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