The humidity was stifling that day in early May. My body was tired and my eardrums were sore from all the ambiance of the carnival. I was experimenting with a cheap lens in poor condition that lacked any redeeming qualities. Luckily, after walking around a bit in the heat, this opportunity came into frame.
People of The Bahamas
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$259.00 + VAT for Bahamian residentsThis was one of the first photographs I ever took. Because I knew nothing about the technical aspects of photo editing, I regrettably deleted the raw files as they took up so much space. I didn’t understand that having the original camera files would help me later. It was beginners luck really that I was able to be at the right place at the right time. Years later, I saw the carriage driver taking another family of visitors on a tour but couldn’t approach him to ask his name because I was afraid of scaring the horse on the busy Nassau street and getting trampled.
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$84.50 – $199.00 + VAT for Bahamian residentsI am not a portrait photographer, by any means, but this ended up being one the best photographs I’ve ever taken. Many thanks to fisherman Larry Brown bagging fresh conch.
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$84.50 – $199.00 + VAT for Bahamian residentsThroughout the Caribbean, and more widely, Commonwealth, police dress in their former British colonial era khakis or whites. This shot was taken during a brief respite from COVID lock down.
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$84.50 – $199.00 + VAT for Bahamian residentsLooking at the eastern entrance to Nassau’s Harbor.
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$84.50 – $199.00 + VAT for Bahamian residentsTwo women take to the ocean near the affluent area of Old Fort Bay. They nervously looked at me taking photographs of everything, so I pretended to just be taking photographs of the rough tides.
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$84.50 – $199.00 + VAT for Bahamian residentsI think this man was taken by surprise to see me in street clothes with a cheap, off the shelf consumer-grade camera, so interested in him. This was taken on West Bay Street along Saunder’s Beach. I walked from the house to get this shot, as the roads had been blocked off by the police and parked cars filled every conceivable spot, including my neighborhood.