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A Canon at Fort King George Scarborough in Trinidad und Tobago

San Juan cityscape

Beautiful sea and refreshing sky

The most western point in Europe, Cabo da Roca, Portugal

Historic cannons at Fort James a military fortification in the Caribbean

Bora Bora, French Polynesia - 2001: A photograph of an old World War II cannon perched on top of the extinct volcano of Mount Otemanu on the top of Bora Bora island overlooking the ocean below, as shot on the rare Canon EOS 1N - Kodak DCS 520, one of the first professional digital cameras.

This fort was built during the Spanish era to protect the surrounding seas from pirates and other countries that wanted to invade Guam

Mua, Tongatapu island, Tonga: Paepae o Tele'a Terraced Tombs, these structure are locally called 'langi', big artificial hills surrounded by huge slabs of coral rock, usually in tiered layers. Located near Lapaha, the home of the Tu'itonga Empire and the first of Tonga before the Tu'i Kanokupolu move it to Nukualofa.

Morro Castle and the bay

Hamilton, Bermuda- September 8, 2023: Royal Naval Dockyard was once Britain's largest naval base outside the United Kingdom. Built in 1809, played a role in the defense of the Atlantic Ocean. The fort consisted of eight buildings and the commissioner's house. The historical buildings are largely abandoned.

A cannon facing Rodney Bay at the ruins of Fort Rodney on Pigeon Island in Saint Lucia.

Old San Juan, Puerto Rico

salvador, bahia, brazil - october 11, 2024: view of the Monte Serrat fort in the city of Salvador.

Small fort with its cannon in a small Caribbean island

St. George's Island, Bermuda: beach and Fort St. Catherine, coastal artillery fort at the North-East tip of St. George's Island, in the Imperial fortress colony of Bermuda - The first wooden fort was built on the site in 1612, the current structure dates mostly from the 19th century - Coot Pond Road - UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Cannons in Fort Santa Agueda overlooking downtown Guam

Royal Navy Dockyards

The Views of a cannon in a fort in Panama

Paseo de la Princesa at sunset, Old San Juan, Puerto Rico

landscape in the island of Guam

The Pigeon Island National Park is an historic and naturalistic site, which includes the ruins of Fort Rodney and many paths that wind among trees and spectacular views of the coast. This site was an island until the 1970s, when it was connected with St. Lucia Island with a causeway where now luxury hotels are established. Walk inside the park and reach the top pick is a must! Among rusty cannons and information panels where learn about St. Lucia's past, you can enjoy breathtaking views. The site is administered by the St. Lucia National Trust. Canon EOS 5D Mark II

Old colonial cannon in Akumal, Mexico

Puerto Rico - August 20, 2009 : View of Santa Maria Magdalena Cemetery and building exterior in the background

An ancient cannon pointed toward the harbor at Fort James on the island of Antigua in the Caribbean.

San Juan, Puerto Rico- October 25, 2011: Puerto Rico is the smallest island of the Greater Antilles in the Caribbean, located east of the Dominican Republic. It is a territory of the United States. Here is the La Fortaleza and San Juan National Historic Site , a UNESCO World Heritage.

Memories I learned in Guam

Sunrise at Castillo San Cristobal, Spanish built Fort in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico

Cannons along the port of Bora Bora, French Polynesia, taken in August 2010

Roseau, Dominica: the British garrison at Morne Bruce was established in the 18th century as a military outpost to protect the colony from potential attacks, particularly from the French. Perched on a hill overlooking the capital and the coastline, the site offered a commanding view of Roseau Bay, making it an ideal location for monitoring and defense. The garrison included barracks, storage facilities, and fortifications, some remnants of which are still visible today. Morne Bruce remains a significant historical site, preserving elements of Dominica's colonial past while offering visitors insights into the island’s military history and its role in the broader Caribbean conflicts of the colonial era.

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