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joshua ]]> ...cruising off the southern coast of Grenada. tag:www.moderndaygilligan.com,2008://1.330 2008-07-25T23:25:28Z 2008-07-26T06:13:25Z

joshua ]]> probably will see him again someday - his roots are near Avi's roots and those roots occasionally bump into each other in Trinidad, typically over the holidays. I'll have to find someone new to share my Skittles with now... Farewell, Nicholai!!]]> tag:www.moderndaygilligan.com,2008://1.329 2008-07-24T14:15:09Z 2008-07-24T14:15:55Z

joshua ]]> Grand Anse Beach Grand Anse, Grenada tag:www.moderndaygilligan.com,2008://1.328 2008-07-19T15:59:10Z 2008-07-19T16:00:17Z

joshua ]]> Lance Aux Epines, Grenada tag:www.moderndaygilligan.com,2008://1.327 2008-07-11T15:05:15Z 2008-07-11T15:40:23Z

joshua ]]> I've just wrapped up a month long assignment archiving the daily activities of an academic summer camp here in Grenada... St. George's University holds the summer activities for youngsters interested in perusing careers as physicians and veterinarians. Between the two sessions (one for high schoolers, one for college students) I photographed rainforest adventures, cadaver labs, hands-on clinical skill building, dolphin watching, dinner parties, med/vet dissections, spice market shopping, rectal palpations on cattle, beach barbecues, sailing/snorkeling trips... The list goes on and on. It was a whirlwind of smiles and shutter releases. My cameras and I are ready for a long day of quiet rest before I catch up on phone calls and podcasts. St. George's University Summer Academy True Blue, Grenada tag:www.moderndaygilligan.com,2008://1.326 2008-06-25T05:47:58Z 2008-06-25T05:51:40Z

joshua ]]> [It's been soo long since my last post that I almost feel that I should reintroduce myself!] The beginning of my June was chock full of football camp sessions... I'll try and pick out a few of my favorites before they end up buried in the archives. This one was shot at St. Andrew's Secondary School near the town of Grenville (NE Coast) where roughly thirty-five kids spent two hours after school running basic drills coached by professional UK Premiere League footballers. This is one of my favorites because it was an early evening camp... So often I'm given daytime blue and green color palates to shoot - this location was dry and brown with golden sun peeking through the trees; not to mention the cool breeze - a great reprieve from the heat of direct sun! On Assignment with the Jason Roberts Foundation Grenville, Grenada]]> tag:www.moderndaygilligan.com,2008://1.325 2008-06-01T16:52:45Z 2008-06-01T17:35:14Z

joshua ]]> 'Only a few more days until we're free'. ::sigh:: What does this day mean to me as an adult? I'm not quite sure, but it's still my favorite day of the year. Even in a land of perpetual summer I still feel a glimmer of that youthful excitement. ...another outtake from a recent shoot on Grand Anse Beach. Grand Anse, Grenada]]> tag:www.moderndaygilligan.com,2008://1.324 2008-05-31T13:55:08Z 2008-05-31T13:56:51Z

joshua ]]> ...an outtake from a recent photoshoot on the beach. Grand Anse Beach Grand Anse, Grenada tag:www.moderndaygilligan.com,2008://1.322 2008-05-17T22:36:49Z 2008-05-17T22:42:24Z

joshua ]]> "Pierrots, prominent figures in Carriacou Carnival, originated from disguised entertainers during French colonialism. Their roles have evolved over the generations to roving bands competing between their villages/plantations in literature reciting, mostly Shakespeare. Today Shakespeare Mas competitors pair off face to face; one recites while the other listens. Missed lines are rewarded with a stroke from a rod, but colorful, heavily padded and masked head dresses offer protection and the flowing paper lined capes add theatrical loud noises when the stick hits its mark. This event is unique to Carriacou and is a must to see on Tuesday morning. Troops start from Mt Royal and make their way down through the villages performing, stopping for rum in between rounds, until the event culminates in Hillsborough for the final showdown." - via. This was easily my most favorite part of Carriacou's Carnival... :-) Mt Royal, Carriacou.]]> tag:www.moderndaygilligan.com,2008://1.321 2008-05-03T15:11:35Z 2008-05-03T15:12:24Z

joshua ]]> Grenada's tallest waterfall is a tough hike upstream from here. We didn't have time to hike back and see it on this day, but hopefully I'll get a chance when the rainy season starts. St. Mark's, Grenada. tag:www.moderndaygilligan.com,2008://1.320 2008-05-02T22:27:19Z 2008-05-02T22:40:55Z

joshua ]]> An outdoor lounge inside the walls of Azzurra Castle. Shot on assignment in Lance Aux Epines, Grenada tag:www.moderndaygilligan.com,2008://1.319 2008-05-01T19:38:23Z 2008-05-01T19:46:02Z

joshua ]]> yelled at me persuaded me to title it something else. Annandale Falls, Grenada.]]> tag:www.moderndaygilligan.com,2008://1.318 2008-05-01T17:49:08Z 2008-05-01T17:53:20Z

joshua ]]> One section of the capital city of St. George's... St. George's, Grenada. tag:www.moderndaygilligan.com,2008://1.317 2008-04-07T16:04:45Z 2008-04-07T16:07:20Z

joshua ]]> - G'da Board of Tourism website. They're having a drumming festival May 2nd - 4th... I'm hoping to catch an evening or two through the lens. ]]> tag:www.moderndaygilligan.com,2008://1.316 2008-04-03T06:12:04Z 2008-04-03T06:24:23Z

joshua ]]> Seeing how the beach was so empty, I probably should have swam out for the pot of gold. Honestly, though, I wish I would have taken a few more moments to compose this scene a little better. My mind was too busy trying to pack my gear away before the rain fell! Grand Anse Beach Grand Anse, Grenada