PHOTO FINISH: Jamaica Motor Show Redux
Client Beulah Williams with Katherine Cole of JMMB, Santa Cruz.
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January 31, 2013

PHOTO FINISH: Jamaica Motor Show Redux

While the 2013 Jamaica Motor Show, held at the Police Officers’ Club in St Andrew, was filled with attention getting cars, no one could deny the visual pull of many of the ladies present. Our cameras were able to capture a few.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Shy girl JoniWedderburn ispretty in pink.
Things are aboutto get ‘racy’ withDanielle Callenderand this HondaCivic Type-R.
Charnell Davis(left) and Kerry-Ann Smithe takethe opportunity totest out one of themany cars at the2013 JamaicaMotor Show.
It’s all good withBFFs Jaime-LeeAbrahams (left) andErika-Ann Chong.
Natasha Chang is allsmiles. (Photo: GarfieldRobinson)
Heather Ferguson isdressed to explorewith the Toyota Pradobehind her.
Annieka Baughstrikes apowerful pose.

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