Weekly Photo Challenge: A World Of Orange

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This week’s challenge requires lots of orange-themed photos, so I thought I’d look back at some of my travels over the past year…

Weekly Photo Challenge: Nighttime, Or: Renaissance Marketplace, Aruba

This week’s challenge focuses on nighttime photos, something I sorely lack. However, I remember going out on my last night in Aruba. This was taken at the Renaissance Marketplace in Oranjestad. Oh, and there was some live music being played at the time.

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Weekly Photo Challenge: Sailing In An Aruban Sunset

I took this one evening at Eagle Beach, Aruba. The sunset was beautiful enough, but the silhouette of a sailboat made it even better.

Just A Sip

Sunset In Oranjestad, Aruba

Shark’s Mouth, Aruba

Taken on the north coast of Aruba. And as a little (noisy and shaky) extra, a few moments I caught on film. That place is windy!

Weekly Photo Challenge: Juxtaposition, Or: The Divi-divi Remnant

In a landscape of ocean water and rocks, a remnant of a Divi-divi tree stands alone. Taken at Baby Beach, Aruba.

Aruban Iguana

Aruba? This time of year? Talk about your…big lizards. And your obligatory Friends reference. But seriously, these things are everywhere.

Let’s Go For A Ride

Because you don’t always need a taxi to explore Oranjestad.

The Aruba Natural Bridge

This is actually a smaller coral limestone bridge off to the side. The original bridge collapsed a few years ago.