Beautiful images of the aquatic life under the waters of Dominican Republic. This slide show presentation has many amazing shots. All are available for sale for framing.
Swimming with the fish
Contact us here at jan@colonialzone-dr.com and let me know what you’re interested in and I will get you in touch with the photographer so you can discuss what you want. Under The Dominican Sea
Dominican crocodile – Cayman in Lago Enriquilloa small Chameleon hiding in a treeIguana at Lago EnriquilloCrab on Playita MontecinoSmall Carb known as a JaibaA small falcon – American Kestrel also known as a Cuyaya or Ser NicoláA peacock (in Spansih Pavo Real) that lives in Case Reales in Colonial ZoneA House Centipede better known as a Thousand LeggerAnts dining on a large CockroachAn amazing bee hive on the side of the Ruinas San Nicolas de Bari in the Colonial ZoneHoney Bees enjoying a small piece of candy.A humming bird enjoyiong some nectar.
The Alcazar de Colón, the Puerta de San Diego and Plaza España are all part of the historical colonial city. The Columbus Palace was in ruins until it was painstakingly renovated and opened to the public in 1957.
Alcazar de Colon y Puerta de San Diego – 1944
Then (above) – The Alcazar de Colón, Puerta de San Diego and Plaza España in 1944 before the Alcazar was renovated. Plaza España had more green areas at this time. The city at this time in the past was called Ciudad Trujillo. – National Geographic Magazine March 1944.
Now (below) – A Panoramic view of the Alcazar de Colon, Puerta de San Diego and Plaza España in the present time – August 2014.
Barahona is located in the southwestern coast of the Dominican Republic. The people are friendly and down to earth and the scenery is spectacular. There are dry deserts and lush forests. There are fresh, clear mountain streams and wild and beautiful beaches. It is a paradise only seen by few tourists and well worth the visit. Read more in Dominican Republic Road Trips – Baharona.
