Camagüey Market, Cuba, December 2016
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A colourful note on carnation pink: It seems that the first recorded use of carnation as a colour name in English was in 1535. It was taken on as a Crayola colour in 1903 and is still one of their offerings.
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 11 April 2017
Posted as part of Color Your World
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Your photos are inspiring. It’s on our list also. Like previous comment, want to visit before it gets spoiled by too many tourists.
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It is certainly getting busy now and the tourist infrastructure may struggle to cope.
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Wonderful way to show carnation pink 🙂
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People seem to get the very best color photos from Cuba!! I would love to go there before it gets spoiled.
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Yes, there seems to be something special in Cuban light.
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Beautiful shot! How did you like Cuba? It’s high on my list.
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I loved it. I’m eager to get back there
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Oh, marvellous capture, Debs!
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Many of the stall holders were tolerant of us photographers!
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Just as well!
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