Carifesta Photography Billboard Exhibition

These are my submissions. Details of request are here.

Theme : Asserting Our Culture; Celebrating Our Selves
Name of photographer : Hassan Voyeau
Biography (200 Words) : I am a tech blogger and IT consultant based in Trinidad. Photography is my hobby. I am honing my skills with the option of becoming a part time professional photographer. I love my country and culture and I am thankful for the freedoms and education and quality of life that we enjoy in the Caribbean.

Indian Expo - Trinidad (May 2016)

Carnival Vendor - Trinidad (Feb 2012)

Fancy Indian Mas - Trinidad (Feb 2012)

Blue Devil Mas - Trinidad (Feb 2012)

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