Digital Tobago - Digital Photography : Home Page

Welcome to Digital Tobago, the growing web site of Digital photographer Bob Brent. This site is split into two main sections, the first deals with Tobago’s wildlife, the second with Digital photography and prints.

The site is going through a major update to accommodate future expansion which translates to a lot of work for which I have limited time. I have concentrated on the Avifauna A - Z which is now available for viewing as outlined below and will add articles to this section shortly.

The digital photography section will become available as time permits.

Here then, is what’s currently available at Digital Tobago :

In Digital photography I share some insights into the process involved in the journey from view finder to work of art with special emphasis on the digital printing process. I am privileged to work with distinguished printers from around the world and offer a history of each Limited Edition print released locally and world-wide, along with salient information on Conservation Editions, Exhibitions and Where to view new releases.

The wildlife section now offers an alphabetical listing of the birds that I have photographed here in Tobago. Each entry includes a brief description of the birds order and family including scientific names, species information and at least one identifying photograph of the bird. It currently compromise's just over 50 species from small hummingbirds to large herons with over 300 bird photos.

Additional to the Avifauna A - Z I will be posting articles about Tobago’s natural habitats and their inhabitants which will start with a look at the Kilgwyn Mangrove forest, the wildlife that makes it their home, and the increasing threats to the Mangroves continued existence.

Here you will find information on Digital Tobago and myself along with contact details. This section also holds any copyright and disclaimer information.

A complete list of all available pages of this web site.

revered for it’s resemblance to it’s predecessor's the Dinosaurs, the Iguana's existence in the Mangrove forests of Tobago is seriously threatened by man

A Laughing Gull lands on the back of a surfacing Pelican in an attempt to snatch a fish from its beak. Like the Brown Noddy and Magnificent Frigatebird both species rely on near shore fish stocks which are affected by over fishing, water salinity and clarity

Plain uncoated bond paper contains irregular paper fibers that reflect light in a multitude of directions giving them a dull appearance. More >>>.

A range of Limited Edition and Conservation Edition prints are available. Printed by distinguished digital printers both locally and internationally Digital Tobago prints rival the best in the world.

For your viewing pleasure there is a temporary small online gallery of images in various groups including avifauna, fauna, flora, scenic, and some miscellaneous images displayed at 600 x 400 pixels.