Returning to La Paz - Imágenes Paceñas
1973-75
Cityscapes
Here 18 images of the city for those who have not had the time to visit the on-line exhibition at Albumen Gallery.
'Returning to La Paz' is an hommage to Javier Molina's birth place.  
After living in the USA for a number of years the Bolivian photographer returned to La Paz in the early 1970s. Living abroad gave him a perspective that allowed him to see the city with new eyes.

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