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100 1 Watson, Jack.
245 10 Hidden Cuba: A Photojournalist's Unauthorized Journey to
Cuba to Capture Daily Life :|b50 Years After Castro's
Revolution|h[Hoopla electronic resource].
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520 Renowned American photographer Jack Watson traveled to
Cuba on a legal humanitarian visa. He chronicled his
journey with breathtaking, and often heartbreaking, images
of the Cuban people, cites, and countryside. Watson
describes his visit: 'I had stepped back in time 50 years
- this was my first impression of Cuba. My journey, which
began in Havana, consisted of traveling by bus, pedicab,
coco cab, 1957 Chevy, and foot. I was here primarily to
help the Cuban people, but giving away medicine, vitamins,
and money felt like using aspirin to treat the plague. As
the title of this book indicates, this is an unauthorized
journal of photographs taken during my visit. While I
certainly share similar and compassionate thoughts about
humanitarian aid toward people in need, I felt a greater
calling in compiling the images for this book. If one
picture is indeed worth thousands of words, then this is
an encyclopedic portrayal of the real, hidden Cuba. I have
tried to present a wide portrayal of images that will
allow the viewer to see all aspects of Castro's Cuba. You
cannot look at the glitz alone and make logical
conclusions about this country; while there is some beauty,
there is more decay. While the country is admittedly a
communist enclave, when looking at these images, one has
to ask if this form of government was the right choice for
the Cuban people. You be the judge - the story is in your
hands.' Atlantic Publishing is a small, independent
publishing company based in Ocala, Florida. Founded over
twenty years ago in the company president's garage,
Atlantic Publishing has grown to become a renowned
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600 10 Watson, Jack,|d1947-|xTravel|zCuba.
650 0 Photojournalism|zCuba.
650 0 Electronic books.
651 0 Cuba|xSocial life and customs|y21st century|vPictorial
works.
651 0 Cuba|xSocial conditions|y21st century|vPictorial works.
651 0 Cuba|xDescription and travel.
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