Met this Canadian photojournalist at the Waterhouse game

[Mosiah]

the other night.

Have a look at his photos.

http://www.floopsfotos.com/gindex.php

[Bricktop]

meh...i like this guy's stuff better:

http://peterdeanrickards.com/photography-ii

http://peterdeanrickards.com/photo-essays

[Mosiah]

Well, photojournalist don't usually compose their pics artificially, but his work is very good, I'll admit!

http://peterdeanrickards.com/no-signal

Ganja is such a beautiful plant? How the hell can something natural be illegal?!?!

[Bricktop]

One a mi mad bredrin dem...yute full of talente...but...nah nuh behaviour...dem ban him from the New York art scene...

[Jangle]

Nothing special.

[Mosiah]

One a mi mad bredrin dem...yute full of talente...but...nah nuh behaviour...dem ban him from the New York art scene...

Surprise!

[Bricktop]

remember that picture of PJ in drag that surfaced in the 90's? that was his handiwork...got him a visit at his home from the police too...confiscated his laptop and lock him up for a spliff tail in him ash tray...

[OJ]

he is very good. more on this later

[Hortical]

Agree, I looked at 5 pics then closed the webpage.

[Exile]

By far...

[Exile]

I'm sure you have some better ones from your archives.....

[HL]

Quite accurate in the capture of the Jamaican way of life......

[Mosiah]

Thank you! Not sure what some of us are looking at and I wasn't trying to say he was the best photographer or photojournalist in the world.

[Jangle]

"best"???? Unless my "uncultured " eyes are not seeing the "artism " in these pictures ......... they look like pica from my phone

[HL]

I looked at all the pictures. Some of them are as you described..but others are quite artistic...and require photographic talent.

On a personal note, it is time that Jamaica begin to stop looking like a typical 3rd world country.

Roads, buildings (construction), landscape ...should have codes and standards.
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Not too late to concentrate on education, crime prevention and job creation. Maybe not in my lifetime--but it's time leadership consider the future of generations left to come. The present trends look bleak.