In this episode, photojournalist Mabel Jiménez takes us into the circumstances when she created two of her images. The first is an image documenting a farewell ceremony for a mural in the Mission District of San Francisco. A ceremony that she shares encompasses so much more than just a mural. In her second images, a “Pinky Kiss” is a gesture of connection across the U.S.-Mexico border that is both a sign of intimacy between separated loved ones and symbolic of thousands of interactions that have happened at Friendship Park. A park whose closure is imminent, ending the possibility of even this tiny amount of physical contact.  Image Tours are opportunities for a photographer to share some of their most significant images and take the listener behind the scenes of the images. This may include why or how they made the image, its personal significance, and/or the personal, social, or political context of the image.   Shownotes View Images at our website: https://ourlatinalens.com/podcast Mabel Jiménez Website https://www.mabeljimenez.com/ LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/mabel-jimenez-0a926b16/ IG https://www.instagram.com/mabeljmnz/   Article by Mabel for Tecolote about the Mission District mural https://eltecolote.org/content/en/community-bids-farewell-to-iconic-mural/   Links about Friendship Park and to efforts to re-open and complete the vision for Friendship Park https://www.friendshippark.org/ https://www.buildthatpark.org/   Video about Friendship Park https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhdUD3gORWI&t=2s   Our Latina Lens  https:ourlatinalens.com Sign up for newsletter: https://bit.ly/ollnewsflo   Support Our Latina Lens Patreon | https://patreon.com/ourlatinalens Buy Me a Cafecito | https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ourlatinalens Shop our Bookshop affiliate link with a list of books by and about Latina Photographers | https://bookshop.org/shop/ourlatinalens   Want to sponsor episodes of Our Latina Lens? Contact us at ourlatinalens [at] gmail.com