Brazil,Bahia,Camamu Bay. On the island Tinhare,the Portuguese fort in the village of Morro de Sao Paulo - one of the largest in Brazil. The construction initiated in 1630,and it was enlarged several times,some parts were reconstructed when damaged by rain and time. During Brazil's colonial period it had 51 cannons,while 183 men lived in the village garrison.
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Immagini correlate
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Brazil,Bahia,Camamu Bay. On the island Tinhare,the Portuguese fort in the village of Morro de Sao Paulo - one of the largest in Brazil. The construction initiated in 1630,and it was enlarged several times,some parts were reconstructed when damaged by rain and time. During Brazil's colonial period it had 51 cannons,while 183 men lived in the village garrison.
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Brazil,Bahia,Camamu Bay. On the island Tinhare,the entrance to the Portuguese fort in the village of Morro de Sao Paulo - one of the largest in Brazil. The construction initiated in 1630,and it was enlarged several times,some parts were reconstructed when damaged by rain and time. During Brazil's colonial period it had 51 cannons,while 183 men lived in the village garrison.
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Brazil,Bahia,Boipeba Island. A sign for 'Mercadinho da Praca'.
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Brazil,Bahia,Camamu Bay. On the island Tinhare,a menu board on display in the village of Morro de Sao Paulo.
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Brazil,Bahia,Camamu Bay. On the island Tinhare,sunset over the jetty and boats in the main harbour of the village of Morro de Sao Paulo.
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Brazil,Bahia,Camamu Bay. On the island Tinhare,Brazilian sandals displaying the Brazilian Flag on sale in main street of village of Morro de Sao Paulo.
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Brazil,Bahia,Boipeba Island. Young men and boys train at Capoeira the ritualistic slave dance martial dance of Brazil where staged movements hide fighting stances,defensive postures and attacking jabs.
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Brazil,Bahia,Boipeba Island. Young men and boys train at Capoeira the ritualistic slave dance martial dance of Brazil where staged movements hide fighting stances,defensive postures and attacking jabs
Più immagini correlate
- Brazil,Bahia,Boipeba Island. A wall with painted Brazilian flag.
- Brazil,Bahia,Boipeba Island. A Dende Palm plantation used to make Dende Oil which forms a staple in Brazilian cuisine.
- Brazil,Bahia,Boipeba Island. Dende seed from the palm processed in the next stage to make Dende Oil a staple of Brazilian cuisine.
- Brazil,Bahia,Boipeba Island. The channel dividing Tinhare and Boipeda on Brazil's Bahian Atlantic coastline from the air.
- Brazil,Bahia,Boipeba Island. The shop of the island's bone collector who searches the shoreline for the cast up remains of living creatures from the island's Atlantic coastline.
- Brazil,Bahia,Barra Grande. The empty beaches,pristine sand and warm seas make Brazil's Bahia coast a fanstatic destination for the more adventurous traveller.
- Brazil,Bahia,Boipeba Island,Tinhare Archipelago. A fisherman sits watching the channel dividing Tinhare and Boipeda Islands at sunset.
- Brazil,Bahia,Tinhare Island,Tinhare Archipelago. The beaches and palm trees of the the Atlantic Coast of Bahia.