Teniente Rey is a 13 blocks long street in Havana created in the 18th century by Félix del Rey, the Spanish governor of Cuba of the time. It has had many names along the way, but Teniente Rey has remained as the most popular of all. Its actual and official name is Brasil.
Every time I come to Old Havana to do street photography, I can't help walking through this magical street, so I keep a large number of photos of it, of which I wanted to share a selection of the ones I like the most. I really hope you all enjoy it!
I've got a lot more photos waiting for being edited, so stay tuned! Thank you so much beforehand. Cheers!
