Colombia, Photo Essays

Cartagena, Beyond The UNESCO Heritage Walls

June 28, 2011 By Trevor Bach

Shoemaker Ever Jiménez Bauilla has been working in one corner of a bloc of haphazard wooden shacks for 15 years. Just a few feet in front of his humming machines are carts pregnant with several varieties of tropical fruit; behind him looms an abandoned, decrepit office building. “Everyone knows where La Matuna is,” he says.

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