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Junkanoo Celebration

Junkanoo Celebration dancers in the street.

"Junkanoo Celebration" - Bahamas AI art

©A. Derek Catalano

at August 04, 2024

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A. Derek Catalano: Photos, videos and art featuring the people, places and things of The Bahamas. I've traveled to many islands of The Bahamas taking lots of photos. I've worked in television and have many years experience in video shooting, editing and hosting. I also dabble in art, traditional, digital and AI. Contact me at nativestew@gmail.com

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