The fastest man in the world and the star of the London Games Usain Bolt, puts his Midas touch on the 'Mobot', the signature of British athlete Mohamed Farah, while in return Farah adopts the 'to the world'.
London has been electrified with Boltmania. Everyone is getting on the 'to the world' pose, including these police officers. - Contributed
Though it was a Westwood event, that did not deter Hampton High School graduate Celia Myers (left) and Maggotty High graduate Fiona Parchment from gracing the banquet with their presence. - Colin Hamilton/Photographer
From left: Romania Rochester, Avia Rochester-Solomon and Judith Davy flash their beautiful smiles after Northern Caribbean University's Baccalaureate Service on Saturday, August 11, at its main campus in Mandeville. - Contributed
President of Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Dr Trevor Gardner and his wife Patricia, pose for the lens after the Baccalaureate Service on Saturday. NCU graduation 2012 ran from August 10-12 under the theme 'Emancipated to Serve ... Leaders of the Future'.
From left: Annie Munchai, Kimberley Morgan and Kimberley Weller engrossed in conversation at the high tea to welcome Dr Raymond Brown to the island.
United States Ambassador Pamela Bridgewater with the guest of honour, Dr Raymond Brown, at a high tea she hosted at her Paddington Terrace home on Saturday. Dr Brown is the deputy chief of mission at the United States Embassy. - Photos by Colin Hamilton/Freelance Photographer
It's all fun and games for, (from left), Dr Aggrey Irons, president of the Medical Association of Jamaica, Professor Frederick Hickling and Dr Karen Carpenter, of the Jamaica Psychiatric Association, at the annual scientific conference under the theme 'Sex and the Society' at the Mona Visitors' Lodge yesterday. - Rudolph Brown/Photographer
