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Summer is almost here and the specials are already sizzling  at Coast Caribbean Images! Many of our Carnival themed images have been put on sale and now's the time to get it while it's HOT. Planning a Crop-Over campaign? Have a look at our fabulous concept driven collection and choose the images that best suit your fancy! 

On our homepage you'll notice a new tab called . Click here and you'll see all of the images that are on sale. You've got to move fast though, these deals won't be around for ever! Visit the "On Sale" section often to see what deals are available.

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These green monkeys are so cute and do they ever loooove mangoes. I have a huge mango tree in our backyard guarded from two-legged thieves by a large Akita dog.

However she is no match for tree swinging four-legged green monkey thieves. The whole family comes (daddy monkey, mummy monkey with baby clinging on underneath and some toddler monkeys) making their way across an open lot tightrope walking on the power cables and then leaping into the tree.

They come at breakfast and tea-time to feast on our fruit, choosing the nicest ones, taking one/two bites and then dropping the half-eaten rest into our garden sending our poor dog into a frenzy.

Actually the dog too is quite fond of mangoes so my husband and I can only get mangoes late in the season when both sets of animals have had their fill!

check out the pic Monkey and mango'

Photographer:

Davis Mitchell link belowhttp://www.coastcaribbeanimages.com/photographs.cfm?PageAction=Details&PhotoID=199

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Caroline Sameul recently captured and submitted some lovely pictures of the local Barbados cotton found growing as a shrub in the St. Joseph area of Barbados. Of course this is not uncommon in the tropics but it is amazing that cotton is something we use every day, yet we hardly think about where it comes from. Cotton is a soft, staple  fiber that grows in a form known as a boll around the seeds of the cotton plant Gossypium, a  shrub native to tropical and subtropical regions around the world, including the India and Africa. The fiber most often is spun into yarn or thread and used to make a soft, breathable textile which is the most widely used natural-fiber cloth in clothing today. 

check out the cool reflective light coming through the cotton buds in this shot...

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Underwater imaging is considered an especially challenging area of photography, since it requires very specialized equipment and techniques to be successful. Despite these challenges, it offers the possibility of many exciting and rare photographic opportunities. Lucy has captured unique moments of the golden tail eel and arrow crab side by side. In addition to the vibrant colours and contrasts of the different reef and sea urchin. This last submission has some breathtaking imagery of an orange sea horse close up, as well as pink shrimp in anemone and the wonderful face of a spotted eel that it appears it is staring right at the photographer. 

To see more of Lucy's lovely work simply follow this link, it is absolutely breathtaking http://www.coastcaribbeanimages.com/photographers.cfm?PageAction=Details&PhotographerID=48

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