PAUL TRINIDAD

Jamie Price:

Miami city  landscape inspire people differently.  For some it inspires dreams of wealth. For others, it inspires a temporary removal from every day life. .. a little piece of paradise.I created this print of an every day scene, for most who live here, from the view point of someone else.

Emmanuel Agudelo:

 I got the idea for this image by my experience as a graffiti artist and my visits to Wynwood, an artist's section of Miami.

Camila Rivero De La Guarda:

I wanted to capture a beautiful scene where there was harmony between nature and the city of miami.

.Uncle Oscars version of The Old Man and the Sea - Hemmingway.

Prof Meza:

Frog eating little sister.

Mario-de-Freitas:

For my first image, I showed the wealth of the people in Miami, with a Cadillac parked in front of an expensive hotel.  For my second image, I showed the loneliness of a Lifeguard Station.  The image is memorable, for it is a structure of the small building and a beautiful woman in a bikini walking seductively toward the immense sea… At that moment, I wanted to be the lifeguard to saved the girl from drowning in Miami Beach, and then, again, me driving my Cadillac with that beautiful girl to that expensive hotel…

Christy-Garcia:

What inspire me to create this image was my visit to the Alligator Farm, a unique form of farming the Everglades… and make it profitable!

Timmy-Gomez:

Miami is known for its sandy shores and sunny beaches, but there is beauty all around the city.  I enjoy taking advantage of the many streams and channels where I can catch bass and have a great time fishing.

Mayra-Pavon:

Mayra-Pavon:

Lino blocks:

Stephanie Rodriguez:

I was glad to participate in this project for it gives me an opportunity to show the city I love, Miami.
I am always impressed with the skyline of high-rises and the sea.  I was born in Miami, but I enjoy it as a tourist does!