Photography Posts
Here’s a little fixer upper located on the west coast of Jamaica near Negril. Would make a great place to live and you could probably rent some rooms out too! Great vantage point on the Caribbean Sea.
©2017 “Caribbean Fixer Upper” Eric Hatheway All Rights Reserved
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A storm is any disturbed state of an environment or astronomical body’s atmosphere especially affecting its surface, and strongly implying severe weather. On the ocean, it is particularly dramatic and beautiful.
©2017 “Ocean Storm” Eric Hatheway All Rights Reserved
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The golden hour is a period shortly after sunrise or before sunset during which daylight is redder and softer than when the Sun is higher in the sky. These images were captured on 7 Mile Beach in Negril, Jamaica. Sunset is an event to look forward to – every day. You don’t want to miss one if you are there.
©2017 “The Golden Hour” Eric Hatheway All Rights Reserved
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No trip to the town of Negril, Jamaica is complete without a visit to Tedd’s Tea Shack (also known as Mrs. Browns or, Tedd’s Shroom Boom). Tedd’s proudly serves tea, cakes, cold beer, and cold drinks. If you are lucky, you might catch Tedd himself if he’s not napping. They have a convenient shady spot with hammocks where you can relax while Tedd or Mrs. Brown makes your tea.
©2017 “Tedd’s Tea Shack” Eric Hatheway All Rights Reserved
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The Office of Nature is an institution on Jamaica’s 7 Mile Beach. It’s a popular little lobster shack that grills up fresh caught lobster while you wait. Simply served with a cold Red Stripe beer, red beans and rice and some toasted bread. Sweet ‘n’ dandy mon!
©2017 “The Office Of Nature” Eric Hatheway All Rights Reserved
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The Rockhouse Hotel is a boutique hotel situated on the scenic cliffs of Negril (west end). It occupies 8 acres in a beautiful tropical setting. Despite its secluded surroundings, Rockhouse Hotel is only about 4 miles from downtown Negril.
©2017 “Rockhouse Hotel” Eric Hatheway All Rights Reserved
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A glass-bottom boat is a boat with sections of glass, or other suitable transparent material, below the waterline allowing passengers to observe the underwater environment from within the boat.
The view through the glass bottom is better than simply looking into the water from above, because one does not have to look through optically erratic surface disturbances. The effect is similar to that achieved by a diving mask
©2017 “Booby Cay” Eric Hatheway All Rights Reserved
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