My Students, Jamaica

From the Jamaica I collection

I always have a great time in Jamaica.

The musicality of speech, the actual musical presence at all times.

Like Haiti, Panama, and a very rare few other places, the music is a rich addition, if not essential part of the fabric of everyday life in Jamaica.

It’s not really photographic, it’s on and in the air, but I think it adds an element of joy, aware or unaware, to the texture of life there.

People are sometimes reserved, but then they smile and it’s a whole new ballgame. I’ve tried to show that in a few images.

There’s a man named “Tiger” in here. He and I got to talking about karate, which we both did. As we chatted I asked if they did fingertip pushups, which I showed him. He said, “We do them a differently,” and proceeded to do ten very quickly, but on his thumbs only.

Jamaica is full of surprises like that.

My Students, Jamaica

Jamaica
1970, Kodachrome

$2,400.00

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From the Jamaica I collection

I always have a great time in Jamaica.

The musicality of speech, the actual musical presence at all times.

Like Haiti, Panama, and a very rare few other places, the music is a rich addition, if not essential part of the fabric of everyday life in Jamaica.

It’s not really photographic, it’s on and in the air, but I think it adds an element of joy, aware or unaware, to the texture of life there.

People are sometimes reserved, but then they smile and it’s a whole new ballgame. I’ve tried to show that in a few images.

There’s a man named “Tiger” in here. He and I got to talking about karate, which we both did. As we chatted I asked if they did fingertip pushups, which I showed him. He said, “We do them a differently,” and proceeded to do ten very quickly, but on his thumbs only.

Jamaica is full of surprises like that.

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