Caribbean Sunshine
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Our first sunset at sea on this cruise. If you look carefully on the horizon you can see a buoy and some buildings from Florida - just south of Miami.
Serenity Style - White sand rock formations
10 pieces + 2 with off sim version.
Now @ UBER
Serenity Style - Vintage summer raft
-Hisa- - Kahakai
Tiki Villa
Sunrise off the coast of Belize.
This represented a new southernmost extreme for me, edging out my prior southern extreme of Ponce, Puerto Rico (2013). My easternmost extreme of Tokyo, Japan (1972) and westernmost extreme of Kaena Point State Park, Oahu, Hawaii (2014) will both be hard to beat anytime in the near future. For my northernmost extreme, that goes to Kiel, Germany (1981). That would be the extreme that require the shortest distance (if I go directly north) to beat....
Smile on Saturday theme - Beads
I went with my sister on a cruise when she turned 50. I bought these beads because they reminded me of the Caribbean blue water.
Happy Smile on Saturday!
Credits:
♡ Bikini: Cynful - Sun Kissed Bikini @Mainstore
♡ Juicy: Bad Unicorn - Bu Tea @Mainstore
♡ Cooler: PITAYA - Cool Cooler @Kustom9
♡ Pose: STUN Poses - Hayde #204 Pose Pack Collection @CakeDay
♡ Backdrop: Bad Unicorn - Man Cave Skybox @Mainstore
"The Wreckers" is a sculpture in Mallory Square in Key West, Florida. The plaque in front of the sculpture said the following:
"This magnificent sculpture "The Wreckers" at 18 feet long and 25 feet high captures the spirit of Key West as a bold, boisterous and bustling sea town out on the frontier of a young America. The early wreckers are depicted engaging in their work of saving lives and cargo from a vessel come to ultimate peril on our reefs. Wrecking was the island's first economy and the reason for her early existence. In fact, Key West became the richest city per capita in the U.S. during the mid 1800's due to the salvage fees received by the wrecking captains and crews; and ultimately the businessmen, lawyers, clerks, packers, dock hands and insurance agents ashore. The monument was created at the hands of master award winning sculpture James Mastin of Miami, Florida"
24th May 2016 - Princess lines liner 'Caribbean Princess' leaves the Liverpool Cruise liner terminal in what can only be described as sunlight from the Caribbean.
You wouldn't think i'd cloned a floodlight out of this shot would ya??
Inspired by Enya - Caribbean Blue
www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOHtRoJLiFE
Credits : ombrebleue.wordpress.com/2019/08/18/caribbean-blue/
Not exactly Caribbean nor Cubistic. But neither is
Esquivel’s music. Although he took the Music of
Mexico, South America and Exotica styles and
pioneered Stereo studio techniques to create his
own Genre. Kind of like Ricky Ricardo meets Pablo
Picasso...
Juan Garcia Esquivel ~ “Surfboard”
Reprocessed version of my previous work,
“Standing in the Shadows”. I use this as a
header for my Apple Music playlist called
“Caribbean Cubism”, which features Esquivel.
flic.kr/p/2bkrz5y ~Standing in the Shadows
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I took this shot of this cool old place in St Johns Antiqua during a tour. It is actually a drive by shot in the bus taken through a closed window as we sat at a traffic light. I kept my fingers the traffic light was long enough for me to get this shot and it was.