A Walk In Nassau, The Bahamas

Every time I’ve visited an island, I’m always overwhelmingly enthralled with the existence of color from the architecture to the food to the people. It is incredibly hard for me to strike a balance between being in the moment and wanting to capture everything as a photographer so that I don’t forget what my eyes saw and my heart felt.

This trip in particular was special for me because I felt like I connected with the locals more than I have at any other destination, which has increasingly become high priority for me in my travels. As much as I am a tourist, by the time I leave I want to feel like I’ve found family I can return to in the event I ever go back. I’m always inspired by the ways in which their lives are very much different from mine but nonetheless interesting and beautiful.

At least for a couple of hours, I walked and took in the beauty of this foreign land. Here is what I saw.

 
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