Caribbean Style
Rich just acquired a copy of the book “Caribbean Style” as a replacement for the one he loaned me.
He could have this copy back, but he says he can’t afford to take the time off to come to Trinidad and retrieve it.
I suggested he quit his job, sell his house, pay off any debt he might have, and move in with me for a while.
He would be unemployed and probably broke, but sailing, or sitting on a beach in the Caribbean would be infinitely more fun than sitting in an office in Las Vegas. — Thus far he has refused my offer.
It seems he has become a responsible adult, with the inevitable debts, obligations and rapidly diminishing sense of adventure. — Ah well, such is life.
To return to the subject at hand:
We both recommend this book, which was first printed in the late eighties. It is not intended to be used as a textbook or major reference, but rather a book to be enjoyed for the excellent photographs and for it’s overview of the styles found in Caribbean.
You can purchase a copy on Amazon and I’m certain your local Barnes and Noble can order it.
The book contains something on the order of 600 beautiful photographs with minimal text.
These samples are not nearly as as nice as the photographs in the book.







