Harbour Island Bay

Shaded bench provides a place to watch the boats and people come and go at the island's main boat dock. Valentine's Marina is in the background of the photo.

Harbour Island Bay

The photo focuses on the serene and richly turquoise waters that line the docks and Bay Street in Dunmore Town. This color is represented in the architectureof the island.

Tranquil Bay in Dunmore

Sunset photo of the bay in front of Dunmore Town during low tide. Eleuthera Island can be seen in the distance.

Sunset Over the Bay

The sun sets over the bay with Eleuthera Island in the background. Photo taken from a dining table at the Rock House Restaurant.

Sunset on Harbour Island

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Lone water taxi headed for Three Island Dock on North Eleuthera under a red sunset over the bay between the two islands.

Good Night Harbour Island

Harbour Island boat dock in the distance. Bahamas Ferries' Bo Hengy boat waiting for passengers for the return trip to Nassau.

Boat Dock Dunmore Town

"I'll be sittin' when the evenin' comes Watching the ships roll in Then I watch 'em roll away again, yeah" ~ Otis Redding

Sitting on the Dock of the Bay

Do not miss visiting one of the restaurants that overlook the bay on Bay Street. Cocktails before dinner just when the sun sets is akin to being in a epic romance film.

Twilight on Dunmore Bay

The view from Bay Stret at historic Fort Point takes in north Eleuthera and a familar concrete dock. The serenity of it all can be overwhelming.

Fort Point Dock

Sunset is my favorite time to shoot the docks on Bay Street. It's called "magic time" in photography terms. I have spent many years honing skills for capturing "high contrast" scenes like sunrise and sunset -- something automatic cameras aren't very good at.

Waiting At The Dock

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Magnificent sunset over neighboring Eleuthera Island. Shot from fishermens dock on Bay Street, Harbour Island.

Fishermens' Dock at Sunset

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Sunset over Harour Island Bay is hard to beat. The colors are pastel and the clean air sky enhances the purity of it all. If you catch it at the right moment where most of the lumens are drained out, you can see how saturated the colors really are.

Good Night Harbour Island

Harbour Island Bahamas