Author: Bahamas Photographer

King Eric Gibson is a Bahamian legend. He has also been called a national treasure. The Acklins native, born in 1934, is one of the most famous musicians in the Bahamas. He formed the calypso band King Eric & His Knights in the late 1950s which played in nightclubs and hotels in Nassau, enjoying immediate popularity with tourists. … Continue readingKing Eric Gibson

At almost 95 years old she climbed the stairs to our second-floor studio with more ease than many her junior. We asked her the obvious question – to what did she attribute her vitality? Her response… … Continue readingEdith Estella Jane Lightbourne

We first encountered fisherman Al Miller at his seaside office — a prosperous conch stand set against the backdrop of the ocean at Montague beach. He has been in business there since 1982, he said, and proudly boasts that his conch stand was the first of its kind at Montague Beach. Eventually the spot became a popular location for fisherman to sell fresh fish and conch. Additionally, it has become a local landmark of sorts. … Continue readingMr. Miller

Assistant Director of Culture Eddie Dames arrived at our studio clothed fully in black. He cuts a striking figure… tall and lean with a well-coiffed grizzled beard that hangs halfway down his chest in true “Gandalfian” style (for those who are familiar with “Lord of The Rings”). His long salt-and-pepper hair was neatly drawn back into a discreet ponytail. We had not met before and he greeted us warmly with smiling eyes. … Continue readingEdison Dames

In 2012, after a long and distinguished political and law career, Hubert Alexander Ingraham resigned from public office. Upon his retirement, there was talk that he might be offered a knighthood. He responded: “My name is Hubert Ingraham – I don’t need nothing before that.” … Continue readingHubert Ingraham