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    A fruit merchant paddles a boatload of watermelons through the harbor. Fruit merchants from Venezuela and Columbia tether their vessels to the waterfront creating a colorful arrangement known as the floating market. One can shop for fresh fruit amidst the confrontational shouts of competing merchants. by: hoffeman Views[579] A shipwreck, torn apart and strew about a beach is battered by waves. The sea is rough on this side of the small spit of land. The sea washes over the ships rusty remains. by: hoffeman Views[645] Doors and windows line up in an abandoned lighthouse on the uninhabited island of Klein Curacao. Once a beacon for ships, the building has since fallen into ruin and disrepair. by: hoffeman Views[789] A warm, diffuse sunset casts a pink glow over a wharf in Curacao, the “C” in the ABC islands of the Dutch Antilles off the coast of Venezuela. Serene, and tranquil, this scene is one that is quintessentially Caribbean. by: hoffeman Views[604] The colorful waterfront of Willemstad, Curacao’s capital city, showcases the classic pastel colors of the Dutch Caribbean. The two main tourist districts in Willemstad are Punda and Otrabanda, linked together by a floating pontoon bridge, which swings open to allow ships to enter the harbor. by: hoffeman Views[869]
     

    Photos: My Scholarship entry - A 'place' I have visited

    Tuesday, 11 Dec 2012 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    My name is Sam Hoffe and I’m currently enrolled in the Alberta College of Art & Design in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, studying photography. I’m working towards my dream of becoming a travel/editorial photographer. I love to travel and I can't get enough ... Read more >
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