Port of Spain
As seen through the lens of my late Samsung camera phone
As seen through the lens of my late Samsung camera phone
People often ask me what type of camera I use to take my photos, and they often remark in surprise when I tell them that I use only my Samsung G600 Camera Phone. With the passing of my phone after 5 years or so of faithful photography, as amateur as it may have been at times, I decided to honor it by posting various projects on Behance showing only what it has produced. I hope you enjoy what is the first of several albums dedicated to the phone that made them.
I just happened to be walking to town from school when this beautiful scene was taking place.
The sky above Chagaramus bursts into flames as the Sun sets and the day ends.
The Nicholas Tower dominates the landscape.
The Clouds are determined to take part in the festivities at The Queens Park Savannah on Easter Sunday.
Soaking wet, with a relieved sky overhead, John D. rests in silence.
If not for the cars, this photo would've looked really old.
Port of Spain and the Gulf of Paria.
The Giants of Port of Spain.
The Trinity Cathedral; standing like a sentry keeping watch over the St. Ann's Taxi Stand.
Bet you didn't know Woodford Square looked like an actual park from up here.
The view from Digicel Head Office.
I found that this building looked like it would transform at any moment and destroy...something.
Like the home of an evil corporation, the TSTT building on Independence Square looks harmless enough.
The POS CID from above.
The John S Donaldson Campus of The University of Trinidad and Tobago.
Lazy NAPA afternoon.
The inner sanctum...of NALIS.
Outside NALIS on a slow day.
If you look really hard you can see the Rainbow in the background.
