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Sunset on the boardwalk
DescriptionTaken on the southern boardwalk, a typical Barbados sunset. Contact photographer |
Cove Bay
DescriptionThe scenic Pico Tenerife taken from Cove Bay.
Another shot using a circular polarizing filter. I think I have found my new favourite accessory. Contact photographer |
Archer's Bay
DescriptionThe stacks at Archer's Bay, St. Lucy. First day out testing the Polarizing filter to some very satisfying results. Shot details: F/L: 18mm, 1/60s, ISO 100, Circular Polarizer. Contact photographer |
Palm tree and sun 2
DescriptionI was on a photo shoot for a client and ducked into the shade of the palm tree to chimp the last few photos I had taken. I took another step back and the sun hit me, so I figured it was as good a time as any to grab something for stock. Contact photographer |
Skimming the surface 109
DescriptionUnidentified, skimming on the beach at Port St Charles Marina, Barbados Contact photographer |
Motion in the ocean 2
DescriptionA long exposure of a fishing boat, taken from the South Coast boardwalk. Boat was heading west and the navigation light(s) left a nice long trail in the frame Contact photographer |
Barbados HARP gun
DescriptionA little-known or advertised scenic spot on the island - the now disused HARP gun project from the 1960s - an endeavour shrouded in secrecy where a US funded project tried to discern the feasability of shooting satellites (allegedly) into space from earth. More information can be found here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_HARP. Contact photographer |
Harrison Point Lighthouse, St. Lucy
DescriptionPanoramic view from the Cement Plant in Hangman's Bay to Norse's Bay in St. Lucy. The foundation stone was laid in June 1925 and the light was officially lit in April 1926. Also visible is the US Navy listening post / prison. Both now sit abandoned, rusting and vandalized, like so many of our historic buildings. Contact photographer |
Nodding Donkey 9
DescriptionA Nodding Donkey is an oil field pump jack, used to extract oil from wells where there is not enough pressure to force the oil out without assistance. St. Philip is littered with them. Contact photographer |
Ragged Point 2 2
DescriptionA Panoramic view of the lovely cliffs at Ragged Point St Phillip. Contact photographer |
Fire Girl 20
DescriptionWas at a beach party one night and saw this girl silhoutted in front of a fire 200 yards away Contact photographer |
Silver Back Spider 1
DescriptionNot sure what the correct name of this spider is, but it looks as though someone put a drop of mercury or silver solder on his back. Contact photographer |
Old Mill Wall in St. Peter
DescriptionBarbados is covered with these old abandoned "mill walls", used to crush sugar cane, powered by the wind. Some (sitting in occupied plantation yards) have been turned into apartments or storage, but most are abandoned and will eventually all disappear. Contact photographer |
Light at the End of the Tunnel
DescriptionA stream of water makes its way to the sea. Contact photographer |
Harrison Point Lighthouse, St. Lucy - Fresnel Lens
DescriptionThe remaining bits of the Fresnel Lens that used to focus the beam of the lighthouse lamp - the lamp would have been totall enclosed within four of these lenses, and would have rotated to produce the "sweeping" effect of the lighthouse. The other half of the lens enclosure is in pieces on the ground at the base of the lighthouse. Contact photographer |
Truly Madly Deeply Always & Forever
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Boat under power off the West Coast
Description72 foot (I think) Viking sports cruiser at speed off the West Coast of Barbados - photo taken in Nov 2007 Contact photographer |
Will you walk into my parlor? 1
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Neil Armstrong Air, Sol Rally Barbados 2008
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Folkestone Marine Reserve
DescriptionTaken at around 40ft deep on Folkestone Marine Reserve. The level of life in the photo really impresses me. Contact photographer |