Jamaican born Robert Davis has launched his book titled “Jamaica by Air” with over 200 photographs of Jamaica. These photographs are unusual because they were shot from a helicopter with the doors removed for an unobstructed view of Jamaica from the air.
Jamaican born Robert Davis has launched his book titled “Jamaica by Air” with over 200 photographs of Jamaica. These photographs are unusual because they were shot from a helicopter with the doors removed for an unobstructed view of Jamaica from the air.
The photos are of the Jamaica that some of us will never get the chance to see for ourselves. Robert’s lenses have captured scenes from the Negril lighthouse in the west to the one at Port Antonio in the east. From the rustic charms to the concrete jungles of St. Catherine and the Corporate Area, the 147 pages of glossy photos have images that you will not be tired of looking at.
Majestic mountains, lush tropical forests, gorgeous gorges, caves and sinkholes, blue lagoons and natural pools, sparkling waterfalls, sluggish rivers, pristine wetlands and morasses are contrasted with foam-ringed coastlines, jagged cliffs, turquoise sea waters, enchanting islands and cays, sun-drenched beaches and bays.
Please view the documentary below highlighting Robert Davis’ work
