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by Paula Palmer
(Victoria,Texas, USA)
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by Andy Yee
(Abbotsford, BC Canada)
Horseback riding in the ocean-such an exhilarating experience! This was my favourite part of our trip!
We toured an old sugar cane plantation and learned all about the history of Jamaica from our 2 guides.
A nice leisurely walk with the horses through the jungle ending up on the beach for a thrilling gallop through the surf!
Well worth the trip to St Ann's Bay!
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by James Snyder
(west Palm Beach, Fl, USA)
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by Ken Gracey
(Montoego Bay & Toronto, Canada)
It was by pure luck that I saw this "map of Jamaica" in a cloud formation at sunset on the beach at doctors cave, montego bay.
This was a once in a lifetime experience.
Unbelievable, and absolutely no touch up -just natural! Gives new meaning to the phrase -Jah-mek-yah !
I am a strictly amateur photagrapher who absolutely enjoys the many opportunities to capture the beauty that is Jamaica -the Island and its people !
Ken Gracey
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by Karl Lee
(Gaithersburg,MD USA)
I saw this green iridescent flash went by me as I was taking photos of the flora at the Ritz Carlton in Montego Bay, Jamaica.
Luckily he happened to stop by some flowers, long enough for me to snap this one.
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by Ken Gracey
(Montego Bay & Canada)
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by Jeremy Rubenstein
(Boynton Beach, FL, USA)
When I was on a cruise, we hired a taxi driver to take us around parts of the island that you did not normally see and I came across a really interesting man in the mountains above Ocho Rios.
I spent along time with him and took many pictures of him for a school project (portraiture in natural light).
This special man (who called himself Goofy) reflects Jamaica's laid back calm lifestyle, and is a lasting reminder of the beautiful island.
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by Nick Koss
(Vancouver, BC, Canada)
Relaxed, beautiful, sunny, colorful, and a bit rustic - just like I remember the rest of Jamaica.
Taken with a Nikon FM3a camera, using Velvia slide film. Photo was not altered/post-processed in any way.
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by Gary McNamee
(Ocho Rios, Jamaica )
I feel this is the winning photo not only because of it's beauty but because of it's rarity and being at the right place at the right time to capture this phenomenon in Ocho Rios.
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by James Snyder
(West Palm Beach, Fl, USA)
On a recent trip to Jamaica we stopped at a local roadside food shack were some of the local kids let me take a few pictures of them.
These two were very proud of of their rubber band guns that they had made from the scrap wood from their father's small wood shop next door.
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by Mike
(France)
Photo Contest Entry #13
view from a restaurant
Just because it's the most beautiful place overlooking the sea at Portland, Jamaica.
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