4.09.2021

Harbour Island Guide Revised

We Are Mobile!

After 16 years of operation, HarbourIslandGuide.com went through a much needed update to satisfy the requirements for "responsive" so you can view our content such as maps of Harbour Island and our expanded photo gallery, on just about any device.

We now have a sustainable platform to display photography work and other imagery in an organized and easy-to-use gallery. This has always been our primary content along with providing general information for subjects like how to get to Harbour Island, where to stay, etc.

We are excited at the prospect of adding a very large amount of content that we have accumulated over the years for Harbour Island. In the past, it was such a hassle to add content and provide it in such a manner that everyone could enjoy -- including us.

Our passion for Harbour Island has always been our primary motivation for sharing our content. We hope you will check out our new mobile website and let us know what you think! If you like our site, link to it or mention it on your social channels. We are on Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest too! Check our page links for more.

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©2021Perry Joseph Photography

 


6.23.2012

Harbour Island On Pinterest!



Harbour Island now has a presence on Pinterest! These are select photos that are being posted on our Harbour Island Facebook page. Come join us!

Check out Harbour Island Photos on Pinterest.

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©2012 Perry Joseph Photography

2.28.2012

Harbour Island on Facebook

Harbour Island on FacebookHarbour Island is now on Facebook! That seemed like my best solution for sharing photos and comments about Harbour Island. While I have not kept up my blog for Harbour Island, I have been shooting photos of the island for a number of years now and have reached such quantity that it's time to share more of it. For the moment, it appears Facebook is the more thoughtful approach to finding friends who share a passion for the pink sands of Harbour Island. You can also follow my postings on my Harbour Island Twitter feed.

Will I abandon my Harbour Island blog for the Harbour Island Facebook page? I don't know yet. Blogging definitely provides a better platform for story telling, but coming up with the time is more of the problem.

Okay, enough of my speech and personal issues. You're probably here because you want some sort of relevant content on Harbour Island, right? So go on over to the Facebook Page and check it out. Click the "Like" button at the top of the page, leave a comment and let me know what you think.

One other mention while I'm here. I have also started an Eleuthera Facebook Page and have been steadily adding photos there to augment my photos of Eleuthera on my website about Eleuthera.

Hope you enjoy some of the new photos. I'm always interested in feedback so please feel free to leave a comment either here or on the Harbour Island Facebook Page. Hope to hear from you.

Now please pass the conch fritters and don't drink the last Kalik!

pj

Visit Harbour Island Bahamas
©2012 Perry Joseph