Bar. 2nd Street. Trench Town, Kingston, Jamaica. January 7, 2011, 2:11 PM. Bar. 2nd Street. Trench Town, Kingston, Jamaica. January 5, 2012, 2:42 PM.
Author Archives: Pradip Malde
Yard in Trench Town
Princess Brown, in her yard Trench Town, Kingston, Jamaica. January 6, 2012
Mackenro Jean in His Tent
Mackenro Jean in His Tent, Port Au Prince, Haiti. December 2011 Goudou Goudou – ‘earthquake’ in Haitian Creole, but colloquially being used as the name for the big earthquake that hit Haiti two years ago today. Mackenro is a college student, living near the Champs Mars district of Port Au Prince. He has been in [...]
Akee
Akee (Blighia sapida), Patrick Lee’s yard, Trench Town, Kingston, Jamaica. January, 2012
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Gathering On Boxing Day
Kiran. Beach. Sewanee, TN. December, 2011
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Jwaye Nowel
Dustfiti on a car, Port Au Prince, December 2011
Ville de Dieu – Landscape
Landscape at Ville de Dieu Port Au Prince, Haiti. December 18, 2011
Ville De Dieu
Jean Saint Louis, Fisherman at Ville de Dieu, with his son. Port Au Prince, Haiti. December 18, 2010 I am about to leave for PAP, and hope to see Jean Saint Louis once again, almost a year later to the day. His relaxed attitude belies the tension we were all feeling after hearing gunshots [...]
I Photograph To Remember
Pedro Meyer’s touching and elegiac remembrance of his parents has been reissued in various digital versions, twenty years after its initial publication as a CD-ROM. “I Photograph To Remember” reminds me of John Berger’s precious collection of essays in ‘Hold Everything Dear’, where, in talking about his friend Juan Muñoz and poet Nazim Hikmet, he [...]
