Beautiful Belize | Photography Journal

Here a few of our favourite photos from Belize.

Placencia

Watching the girls go by, Placencia

I ❤ Belizean buses, Sarteneja

Grocery girl, Sarteneja

 

The Commissoner of the Supreme Court...perhaps, Punta Gorda

 

Under the split, Caye Caulker

Garbageman, Punta Gorda

Leading a horse to water, Hopkins

Colourful smiles and dresses, Hopkins

 

Laundry day, Hopkins

 

Siblings and a bamboo cross, Caye Caulker

For one night only, Caye Caulker

For one night only, Caye Caulker

 

Biceps and rum, Placencia

 

Calling in the wind, Hopkins

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