Several years ago I spent a couple of weeks visiting my sister-in-law and her husband in Jamaica. I took hundreds of photos and then promptly lost my digital camera a couple of weeks after my return home. Fortunately I’d uploaded a few to my computer. This is one of them. I call it, “Welcome to Jamaica, Mon!”
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This is stunning, honestly. The sharp contrast between the grass and the boats and the slightly murky water – Jamaica must be a gorgeous place.
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It is gorgeous. This snapshot of my photo doesn’t do it justice.
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It’s sad you lost your camera!
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I put it on the top of our car and forgot about it. Still beating myself up over it.
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Omg. I cannae believe we never connected before when you have taken the kind of picture of old wood I love AND when it comes to cameras, hell, I just write my way through them. That picture Mon is spectacular. I love it.
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Yay!
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triple whammy yay xxxxxxxx
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I’m very pleased you saved that one
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The original is stunning. I had it framed.
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And thank you!
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