RAPSO Imaging Limited

17/09/2026

James is featured by Visit Trinbago as they share a little bit about his Journey Through Photography.
From black-and-white printing at Eastern Credit Union in 1988, winning awards, to photographing the World and eventually returning home to rediscover the beauty of Trinidad and Tobago, mentor, win more awards and accolades . . . photography has been an extraordinary journey for him.
We are pleased to share this feature by Visit Trinbago, which takes a look at that journey, his experiences along the way, and why he continue to seek the extraordinary within the ordinary.
We invite you to take a little look behind the lens and a closer look at why James does what he does: 🇹🇹📷
https://visittrinbago.tt/.../photographer-feature-james.../

Meet Trinidad and Tobago photographer James B. Solomon and explore his journey capturing the landscapes, people and hidden beauty of home.

24/03/2026

Kudos to James for receiving the Editors Pick for his submission in the recent Relationship themed photo contest held by Life Framer.

"Following Magdalena Wosinska’s selection of winning images for our recent Relationships competition, this compilation of 20 images represents some of the other talented photographers whose work struck us and left a mark. Each a stunning image worthy of exposure and attention…

When selecting for editor’s picks we’re always searching for those striking photographs that make for an unforgettable single image, whether from a broader series or not. We enjoy the accompanying text some photographers submit with their images, and while not always necessary it can be relevant when understanding the work in full context."

Please join us in congratulating James on this new accolade.
https://www.life-framer.com/relationships-editors-pick-2026/?mc_cid=8398bca143&mc_eid=3cb40bb2df

09/03/2026

Resonance in a Floating World: The Floating Archive.
In a world that refuses to stand still, resonance is what remains. These photographs are not preserved moments, they are evolving in resonance, still vibrating, still floating.
Drawn from works created over recent years, this exhibition re-sequences my collection not by date, but by vibration. Images once separated by theme or time now sit in quiet dialogue, revealing continuities beneath change.
Structure meets impermanence. Geometry meets memory. Light performs its subtle work across architecture, landscape, and human presence.
The floating world moves quickly. These works ask us to pause, to notice what lingers after the glance, after the spectacle, after the moment.
What continues to impress long after we look?

20/02/2026

Highlights of The Calypso Monarch Competition held Sunday Night for Dimanche Gras.

1 Ta’zyah O’Connor – Cast Them Away

2 Yung Bredda – The Messenger

3 Nicole Thomas-Clarke – Sacrifice

4 GG – No Village Can’t

5 Kerice Pascall – No Conscience

6 Rivaldo London – Water Thicker

7 Rikki Jai – Doh Spoil Meh Name

9 Karene Asche – Nobody Wins Until

10 Freetown Collective – Calypso

11 Helon Francis – Doh Forget

12 Roslyn – Calypso Calling Me

We already presented our Monarch for 2026 Terri Lyons in an earlier post here:
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1CE9QuvbEW/

18/02/2026

Look de Devil dey!

Next Level Devils, a popular traditional band crossing the Grand Savannah Stage Yesterday, Carnival Tuesday.

16/02/2026

Curtis Eustace successfully defended his title at last night's Dimanche Gras with his eleventh win with his portrayal of “Spirit of D' Maraye,” from the band Tribe.

16/02/2026

Roxanne Omalo successfully defended her title at last night's Dimanche Gras performing a hat trick with her portrayal of “Duchess of the Dark Skies,” from the band Paparazzi.

16/02/2026

Congratulations to Queen Terri Lyons our 2026 Carnival Monarch.

What a performance with her rendition of Blessings!