Boy Looking at Cat 2017 / Jamaica prior to Covid-19 shows a deep culture full in richness and life cut off from many tourists usually safer in resorts and cruises in a small country with deep roots in slavery and art.
Street Shot 2017/ The natural progression of western culture vs. the island's vibrant heritage conveys a place in the waves of assimilation post slavery and plantation.
St. Anne's Area 2017/ Colonial ties bring nostalgia to a secrets of architecture and life, traditional means of sea exploration being one of the first routes to the Caribbean island habitats, leaving education and development.
Indoor Scene 2017/ The contrast of white vrs dark and the object of womanhood is a controversial part of a culture that keeps an interesting look at what it takes to be a female in a tropical destination, and what true life means when it comes to survival of a person.
Doorway Shot 2017/ The simple life in these developing nations hold the key to the leapfrog theory, that many places that held true to their roots will have to resist the need to develop the way the first world has, avoiding the environmental and lifestyle impact that many of the post-suburbanite cultures have, leading the way in eco-industry.
Homemade Kite 2017/ As the generation millennial sacrificed career time for travel to open up new knowledge, there is increasingly interest in the simple tricks of our childhood that remind us of the propaganda prior to the Covid-19 meltdown may have indirectly sold a life destined for destruction, despite our better instincts.
Fishing Net Turtle 2017/ This family had accidentally caught a sea turtle that was being released, It's preservation more fragile due to the environment and population control as our earth becomes less able to support what our people expect prior to generation A and onwards.
Sea Urchins 2017/ Beautiful creatures in the sea are important food sources for cultures that survive on the coast everywhere. However, as the global climate changes, how these fisheries are managed are important issues for tourists and locals to debate, as the wonderful life of freedom might be on sale for visitors and onlookers, but not up to offer for locals if it ever were to be discovered.
Carrot Harvest 2017/ Food production on tropical islands are a huge part of keeping the culture safe from factory farming and exploration, however, the downside is that food from outside sources could be depended on if the means was not strong enough for demand, as expectations differ depending on who lives where and why.
Foska 2017/ Packaging overseas and elsewhere lends credibility to sources of food that may be outside the traditional North American food chains. The typical life style of consumption can be replaced by corner stores and small inventories but only in certain locations, lending to happier lifestyles.
Palm Tree 2017 / Beauty shows itself in a lighting that conveys the importance of ethics in everyday life to sustain the natural ethos in an artist and an observer.
Fish 2017/ This spread fish may be going out as countries world wide revisit the next forty years for consumption and lifestyle on obvious ecosystems. As home caught fisheries are up for censor-free research, how do we protect the culture around it is a constant thought in every head that travels.
School House 2017/ Small school houses from tiny communities contribute to the well being of gifted students as small class sizes can be a contribution or a hinderance, depending on who lives there. Post-Covid rural dwellers consider situations like this dangerously close to a better life then the city offers, which may change the rules of remote teaching everywhere.
Homemade Light 2017/ This homemade light source helps with world with ingenuity and strength, with this type of thing replaced in developed countries, the nature and culture around it is destroyed in favor for the means of control and affluence, but as the world goes eco-, what's the benefit?
Back Lane 2017/ Small islands make deep cultures that celebrate nightlife and know the reason behind living. Outside of everyday life exists the need for a world that sees beyond the everyday. If we lose the double side to our existence, even day to day life for non-party goers may never fulfill it's promise.
Sisters Walking 2017/ The 20 years before adulthood create people, these types of settings may change in neighborhoods later, setting the stage for childhood memories that spark freedom and independence in character and art for the future.