The Rainbow Voyager
Barry's Photos
All photos by Barry Gill
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- You can download the images at no cost for your own
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Barry Gill. You can use this address (it's not his, but
we'll get the message to him):
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- You and he can decide on a price and/or photo credit
You can't ask for fairer than that...
On with the gallery!
"Double-jointed"
We just had to start off with this humourous shot
of the two crooked coconut palm trees on
Mayaro Beach, Trinidad - trust Barry to find this pair!
This scene no longer exists, because earlier this year
the palm on the left of the shot collapsed onto the beach.
"The Mangrove in the Mirror"
Mangrove thrives in swamps and along riversides like this
one.
This shot was taken from a bridge over the Manzanilla River in
south-eastern Trinidad.
"Manzanilla's Mouth"
The Manzanilla River's isthmus has an interesting curve
just as it meets the ocean. If you look carefully, you can just see
the river in the mid-left edge of the picture, just below the
mangrove. The reflection of the trees in the water is rippled from
the river minging with the salt water of the ocean.
"Wet Dreams"
Just after a wave has wet the beach and the surf pulls
back on Mayaro Beach
in south-east Trinidad, the sand glistens like glass.
"Made in Heaven"
Taken from Mike Tikasingh's house one August evening,
this shot shows one example of the spectacular sunsets
visible on the North-West peninsular of Trinidad.
