Pictures Taken By you...

[kiz_paws]

Great photos, I love the effect of that child in the water.

[tonywalt]

phone off hook grand cayman cayman islands caribbean street photography at golden hour by Tony Walton, on Flickr

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woman umbrella fisherman grand cayman cayman islands caribbean by Tony Walton, on Flickr

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marlboro on grand cayman cayman islands street photography by Tony Walton, on Flickr

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surfer in east end grand cayman cayman islands by Tony Walton, on Flickr

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two guys on east end wall grand cayman cayman islands by Tony Walton, on Flickr

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girl in the blues cayman islands caribbean by Tony Walton, on Flickr

[Dreamwoven]

Nice contrast between the calm water in the pool the girl is in and the more choppy water just behind her head.

[tonywalt]

man on seawall east end grand cayman cayman islands by Tony Walton, on Flickr

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man on dock grand cayman cayman islands by Tony Walton, on Flickr

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ocean in grand cayman cayman islands caribbean by Tony Walton, on Flickr

[kiz_paws]

Such gorgeous photography!
I think that you must live in Eden, it is that beautiful there, Tony.

[Snowqueen]

Here are a few shots of birds...



I spotted this pair of Indian Robin hopping around. Male is different from female with black underparts while female has mostly grayish plumage. They are very common here and prefer stony and arid areas.





Bay-backed Shrike with a catch. It's also one of the common residents of Pakistan.

[tonywalt]

Here are a few shots of birds...



I spotted this pair of Indian Robin hopping around. Male is different from female with black underparts while female has mostly grayish plumage. They are very common here and prefer stony and arid areas.





Bay-backed Shrike with a catch. It's also one of the common residents of Pakistan.

Love LOVE these. the first one has perfect aperture size, blurring the peripheral

[tonywalt]

Here are a few shots of birds...



I spotted this pair of Indian Robin hopping around. Male is different from female with black underparts while female has mostly grayish plumage. They are very common here and prefer stony and arid areas.





Bay-backed Shrike with a catch. It's also one of the common residents of Pakistan.

Love LOVE these. the first one has perfect aperture size, blurring the peripheral