See the Hidden Gems of Barbados - And Learn to Take Better Photos, Too

Visitors to Barbados don't need to look hard tothrough your camera lens of the landscape,
find beauty; it's all around. Why, Barbados definescharming little chattel houses, rum shops,
the very word ... in the white-white beaches,churches, wildlife, caves, and expanses of cliffs
aqua-blue Caribbean Sea, and wide open sky andand seas that few tourists ever see.
a moon so brilliant in the night sky you swear youA highlight of the day is the wonderful stories
can reach up and touch it.Ronnie tells, bringing history about the former
If this beauty whets your appetite to exploreEnglish colony alive. A favorite story is about
beauty off the beaten path, take a photographyWinston Hall, a prisoner at Barbados' prison. Hall
day trip with renowned Barbados photographerescaped the prison so often from that he
Ronnie Carrington. It's fun, you meet great folksbecame a sort of local folk hero. It helped that he
who are on the tour with you, and with Ronnieknew the island's 300 miles of gulleys far better
you don't just get to see hidden gems ofthan the prison officials; he managed to elude the
Barbados, you also learn how to take betterauthorities for years at a time.
photos.On his final imprisonment, the warden of the
You'll be in a group of about 15 on a comfortableprison proclaimed that, with the improvements
van, including one very important passenger: thehe'd made to the prison, "only Houdini could
wine lady who works with Ronnie and is in chargeescape this time." But Hall did escape. And forever
of delightful California and French wines that you'llafter was known as "Hall-Dini."
consume at lunch.A favorite aspect of the Photo Adventure with
On the van, Ronnie regales everyone withRonnie Carrington happens later when you review
wonderful stories about Barbados history and atthe photos you took: they're terrific!
each stop he teaches how to capture the beauty