The First Set Of Photos Captured Cuba From Above

The book "Unseen Cuba" is a collection of high-angle photos taken from many free-island destinations in the Caribbean. The first photo of Cuba from above After two years of trying to apply for a license, Marius Jovaisa was the first photographer approved by the Cuban government to photograph the country from above. However, to complete the photo book "Unseen Cuba", it took him more than 2 years to implement. Pictured is the beach in the Sancti Spíritus city in central Cuba.Marius Jovaisa returns to Cuba as many times as possible and visits art organizations, foundations and associations when possible

. "I held seminars and presentations, even opened a Lithuanian photo exhibition at the Havana library," he said. The picture is a corner of the Cuban capital - Havana, the lengthy licensing process, the complicated procedures that Marius Jovaisa repeatedly wanted to give up. However, coming from Lithuania, which was once part of the former Soviet Union, speaking Russian and Spanish, frequently visiting Cuba and having published two large aerial photography books, he finally managed to convince the Ministry of Literature Cubanization.



Pictured is the town of Guardalavaca, in the province of Holguin, who says it was only half of the battle. “In other countries, I will simply rent a small plane for my projects. But in Cuba, I have no choice but to buy a completely new one, ”said Jovaisa. In the picture is Guantanamo, a city in Southeastern Cuba, the aircraft that Jovaisa uses is ordered from Australia, allowing him to see the entire island from the extreme west, Cabo San Antonio, to the east of Punta Maisi. The sentence had come to a standstill when government officials did not allow him to fly over Havana and a few other cities to look down. "As time passed, I persuaded the authorities to reconsider and was finally allowed to fly everywhere," said Jovaisa. In the picture is Santiago de Cuba - the second largest city in Cuba, more than 860 km from Havana, Novaisa only flies early in the morning or late in the evening to take advantage of the weak sunlight and long shadows "It took me a lot of time but I caught the magic moments," he explains.



Among the spots taken in Cuba, Baracoa is where he deeply impressed. This is a city in the province of Guantanamo, the oldest Spanish settlement in Cuba.Jovaisa also said “Cubans are not only sincere, hospitable, warm, but also very tough despite their difficult living conditions. "This is the city of Sancti Spiritus. In Latin, the city name means Holy Spirit. Sancti Spiritus is currently the best-preserved place in the Caribbean..

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