Hola, ¿cómo están? Mi nombre es Rebeca Bristol Avila, aunque las personas más cercanas a mí suelen apodarme como Rebe, Rebequita, Rebequiña o simplemente aluden a mi primer apellido, Bristol. Hello how

English Hello everyone. I liked how the dry branch and the palm trees looked against the clear blue sky. I liked how they stand out despite being in very unnoticeable places and how they manage to represent

English Hello everyone. I took this photo in one of the largest black markets in Havana, where I came across this Black-crowned Night Heron (which birdwatchers in Cuba call guaco). It was captured in the

English Hello everyone. The photo I am showing you is of a 16th-century Spanish soldier's morion helmet, on display at the Museum of the Castillo de la Real Fuerza in Havana. At that time, Cuba was a colony

Español Hola a toda la comunidad. Hoy quiero compartir con ustedes un resumen de lo que fue mi participación en el reciente seminario sobre Tecnologías de Exploración y Desarrollo de Recursos Minerales

English Hello everyone. I took this selfie yesterday in Old Havana; as you can see, a parrot is sitting very still on my shoulder. How beautiful! Its owner is a man who makes a living in the city through

English Hello everyone. I found this little figure on the work desk of a colleague with whom I have recently created a very nice friendly bond. She is a fan of everything that has to do with energy and

English Hello everyone. A quiet day in the city of Beijing transformed into an explosion of color through digital editing that I did directly from my cell phone. For this series, I showcase a visual narrative

English Hello everyone! When my colleagues and I arrived in China, the first major challenge we faced was the food. Even though we had been warned that the food in this country was very spicy, there were

English Hello everyone! I present to you one of the most important stages of applied geology and metallurgy, which consists of the selection and processing of valuable minerals such as nickel and cobalt

For any geoscientist, China is fascinating. It is well known in the field that the Chinese work at a breakneck speed and also that they do not reveal all their secrets—they will only let you know the part

English Hello everyone. I captured this scene while riding a bus toward downtown Beijing. It's a snapshot of urban life in the city: a few delivery drivers on their daily break. ​I usually saw delivery

English Hello everyone. While my friends and I were in China for a short time, we loved taking photos inside elevators. One of my friends loved dancing to reggaeton even though there was a security camera

English ​​Hello everyone. I present to you how the Chinese work in their mines today: it is called smart mining linked to 5G networks. This has brought the advantage of completely separating personnel

English Hello everyone! Here is the "Capital Museum of Beijing." The tour was guided by the professor from the Academy of Geology who has been with us since we arrived in China, so everything

English Hello everyone! The days I spent in Beijing were not boring at all. As you can see in the photos, everywhere you go there are bicycles and electric scooters for the general public that you pay

English Hello everyone. These photos are fragments of Beijing: a beautiful city, yet full of imperfections, where if you don't know anyone, you could slip into a state of total isolation despite being

English ​Hello to the entire community. In China, everyone knows this place as Shichahai Park, although that wouldn't be entirely accurate since it is actually a historical neighborhood. Here you can see

English Hello everyone. I took this photo the exact moment my coworkers and I were heading to board the plane bound for Gansu province, from the Beijing airport in China. The person in the foreground of

English Hello everyone. I present to you Qianmen Street, one of the most famous streets in Beijing for its history. During the Qing and Ming dynasties, it was the main imperial pedestrian passage from

English Hello everyone. I took this photo at Shichahai Park in China. The cats in China are bigger and fatter than those in Cuba. In fact, I didn't see any animals in poor condition on the streets, as