December 18, 2014

Nevis Shark Fisherman

A fisherman in Nevis hauls in two sharks from the days catch.

For info on travel go to: http://www.nevisisland.com/

Paul Shoul

Welcome. I am a staff photographer and writer for Gonomad.com, and a freelancer for publications around our world. All images are copyrighted and not for commercial use. For image sales please visit my web site, http://www.paulshoulphotography.com

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