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Just one more
"Just One More: (from left) Volier Johnson, Teddy Price, Oliver Samuels in a scene from 'Just One More' the API Playhouse drama to be seen on television Wednesday next 9:30pm."
A minibus after an accident
"Close Shave: Driving can be fun, it can be profitable or just downright dangerous depending on the situation and the speed. Our cameraman caught this minibus travelling down a hill near Chapelton in Clarendon last Monday with the two left-hand rear…
Canadian travel writer at the Ocho Rios Inter-Continental Hotel
"Ocho Rios Intercontinental hosts Canadian Travel writers. The group visited Jamaica recently. Photographed above viewing some of the 'Queen Victoria in Jamaica paintings in the Victoria Restaurant at the Ocho Rios Inter-Continental Hotel are from…
A policeman help a motorist under a sign, no right turn
"No you don't: A policeman helps a motorist understand a sign "no right turn." Scene is the intersection of Chelsea Avenue and Half Way Tree Road, where motorists very often tend to lose their sense of direction."
A traffic warden leaving a warning note for a motorist who has parked against the flow of traffic
"Traffic breach: A traffic warden leaving a warning note for a motorist who has parked against the flow of traffic. This is a breach of the traffic regulations."
While drivers were absent from their cars this man is putting down yellow line
"Instant offenders: The drivers of some of these cars did not find their vehicles where they left them. While the drivers were away, this gentleman was putting down his yellow line."
Astronomy - eclipse of the moon
Eclipse of the moon at 1:10am, 2:00am, 11:45pm, 12:45am, 12:10 am, 12:55 am and 1:50 am.
Three young cheerful girls
"Cheerful young girls - Andrea Jones at left, Marjorie Daley in the middle along with Marjorie Jones at right, are three cheerful young girls with an aim in life."
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Reggae Falls in St. Thomas, Jamaica
Reggae Falls, located in the Hillside district near Seaforth in St. Thomas, Jamaica. It is also known as 'Dam Head' amongst locals.