Portfolio for Local Publication

Created this portfolio to share with a local publisher.

Transportation - Highway

Natural Environment - Hampden River - Tobago

Landmark - Giant Flag in Macoya

Architecture - NAPA

Cityscape - Waterfront

Sports - Cricket in the Oval

Festivals - Carnival - Blue Devil

Shopping - Inside Indian Expo

Festivals - Holiday - Divali

Tourism - Pigeon Pt. Jetty

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