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  • Navajo / Diné

    Apr 17, 2019     dhuerta   0 Comment    

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  • Fire Basket

    Oct 1, 2018     dhuerta   0 Comment    

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  • Otomis

    Mar 1, 2018     dhuerta   0 Comment    

    Arriving with the Otomi people was a more difficult task than I had thought. I left the city of Monterrey on December 30, my plan was to advance as much as I could to the State of Hidalgo to find a good place to camp and spend the new year. The cold and the rain were constant all the way. he had no more reference to the Otomís but they live in towns located along the mountain between Puebla and Hidalgo. The first town I came to was Tenango de Doria, wh...

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  • Purepechas

    Feb 24, 2018     dhuerta   0 Comment    

    It was a week before the Purépecha New Year celebration that I learned of its existence, which dates back to pre-Hispanic times. I could not miss the opportunity to live this experience up close, so I prepared my photographic equipment, made a small suitcase and made my way to the State of Michoacán. It was a very tired trip, leaving the city of Austin are more than 18 hours away, camping on the side of the road to get the next day a walk of more than...

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  • Wixarikas

    Apr 18, 2017     dhuerta   0 Comment    

    It was the third time he had visited the town of San Andrés Cohamiata. It is a long journey to get there, ten hours by road plus two hours by dirt roads and stones. It definitely was not like the first time. The roads stopped being safe, drug trafficking has taken over many areas in the Jalisco sierra and danger is always present. Holy Week is a very solemn celebration for the Wixarika people, despite the influence of Catholicism in their culture, its ...

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  • Sonora

    Nov 3, 2016     dhuerta   0 Comment    

    It was the first time I traveled to Sonora, I had heard so many stories, so many news of how dangerous it is to travel to the North of Mexico, a region controlled by the big drug cartels. But going through that region is the only way to reach the native peoples of the North, some towns that I had a long time to want to know. Getting to Navojoa, is having to make the trip in two days, it is very tedious to do it often, so I camped in front of the sea, in...

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  • Inside Oaxaca

    Jun 25, 2016     dhuerta   0 Comment    

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  • Lacandones

    Jan 11, 2017     dhuerta   0 Comment    

    Into the Lacandona Jungle. A lot of people asked me in the last hours why I always carry heavy photo equipment with me, even if I need to walk trough rivers, mountains or jungles. The answer is simple, because I prefer to carry an extra pounds to lose the best portrait of my life....

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  • Raramuris

    Mar 28, 2016     dhuerta   0 Comment    

    The day I decided to create Native Nation it's the day that I also decided that I had to start at the Tarahumara mountain; with the Raramuris. It doesn't matter if you have been born in and out of Mexico; the Tarahumara mountain connects you to others. It enfolds you; it revitalizes you; awakens your conscience. This is the beginning of a long way that will lead me to get to know the steps of those who came before me....

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  • Day of the Dead

    Nov 2, 2015     dhuerta   0 Comment    

    Sometimes you need to cross mountains and lakes, walk day and night. There are times that you spend all of your energy for one portrait. But at the end of the day everything's worth it. Like that day at Pacanda's Island....

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  • The Tehuana and the bull

    Sep 2, 2014     dhuerta   0 Comment    

    Months and years passed. I came back to where it all began. It was time to recreate what i had in my mind. I had to make sure that nothing could go wrong. I felt sick in my stomach because I knew what I needed to do and there was only one shot. I had one opportunity to shoot. So, I did....

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  • Copper Canyon

    Aug 19, 2014     dhuerta   0 Comment    

    My first time at Copper Canyon was very different from this time. I knew this trip would be exhausting. After driving more than 36 hours I finally arrived to Arareko Lake, my home for the next days. The first night was very very cold, the weather channel showed rain and low temperatures for the next hours. That meant only one thing, snow. It was my second time that I entered the Sierra Tarahumara, the weather conditions were very different from my first...

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  • The Last Emperator

    Aug 18, 2014     dhuerta   0 Comment    

    The first time I saw the “Feather Dancers”, it was a cultural shock. The street Macedonio Alcalá was my witness. Downtown Oaxaca, when La Calenda was beside me; we met. Two years passed when I came back to look for them, I didn’t know where to look or how, I just knew I had to....

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  • Burn Mountain

    Sep 2, 2014     dhuerta   0 Comment    

    We left the town at a good pace, our horses were rested, the wind blew more in open space, I saw in the face and hands which I could not protect because in one I had the rein and in the other my camera, there was nothing left to endure the intense cold. The road lasted for almost three hours, surrounded several hills to find a place that Carlos knew, - To that place tourists do not go because they are far away, only the Huichols when it is time for offerin...

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