We created our gallery
of
Jamaica
people because their unique qualities, unmistakable charm and
rich diversity enhance the Jamaican experience. Such is most evident in
their portraits, especially of really old people.
Black and white
photography is probably the best medium to capture old
time Jamaica, the people, their environment and occupations.
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to see description.
Wattle and daub houses, fading occupations such as shrimpers,
tailers, shoemakers and broom makers are part of
the
Vanishing
Jamaica.
Unfortunately these scenes are extremely rare
commodities to visitors and locals. These are truly historical gems.
The rastaman,
the country farmer, the proud lady of the house, the
donkey with the hamper basket to market are images reminiscent of the
old Jamaica we remember especially on visits to the country.
We say thanks to
Franz
Marzouca for these photos of memorable moments in Jamaican
history.
Of
course Franz retains the copyright to all these images.
Franz is among the best professional
photographers in Jamaica
today. His forte is commercial photography, digital copying of art
works and the reproduction of giclee prints utilizing archival paper
and inks.
Franz Marzouca
may be contacted at:
fmarphoto@gmail.com.