05/12/2011 Lazaro — Paseo De Marti, Havana, Cuba

Lazaro's guarded, world (and tourist) wary expression is very honest. I'm pleased he didn't feel the need to pull a 'happy' smile. I think he was working with the taxi crew nearby, and it's a tough life on the streets of Havana.

06/12/2011 Eduardo — Malecon, Havana, Cuba

Eduardo was 'practicing' his trombone on the Malecon in the late afternoon sunshine. Musicians are not supposed to busk for money, and are always keeping an eye out for the police. After playing me a couple of tunes he opened his trombone case, in which were a few coins. After I made a contribution he swiftly shut it again.

07/12/2011 Yanelis — Neptuno, Havana, Cuba

When I asked Yanelis to write her name down she obviously thought I had something else on my mind because she wrote down her phone number as well. My fourth, and last female revolutionary. 

22/3/2012 Vinicious (and Roberta) — Trindade, Florianopolis Brazil

This is by far the most eccentric Che T-shirt I encountered, and Vinicious fitted it well.

I like the way that Roberta's head is snuggling up with Che too.