Stefan Buckreedee, jab jab
Carapichaima
Masked Dame Lorraine
Victoria Square, Port of Spain
Bookman from Hell
Victoria Square, Port of Spain
Angel Prescod, “Queen of the Samba Dance”
Carapichaima
Carnival queen; costume with thunderbird motifs
Carapichaima
Young dragon masquerader
Carapichaima
Dragon Masquerader
Oxford St., Port of Spain
Ronald Alfred, “The Whip Master” of “The Original Jab Jabs”
Carapichaima
Winston Alfred, founder of “The Original Jab Jabs”, with his son Ronald, “The Whip Master”, and Ronald’s daughter Renella and son Renaldo
Couva
Gorilla masquerader
Carapichaima
Gorilla masquerader
Carapichaima
Gorilla masquerader playing with plastic laundry basket on the street
Port of Spain
Stilt walkers lounging along Knox Street
Port of Spain
Moko Jumbie with the full, traditional costume
Memorial Park, Port of Spain
Stilt walkers, variants of the Moko Jumbie, from T&T Kaisokah Moko Jumbies from San Fernando
Queen's Park Savannah, Port of Spain
Fish costume crossing the stage, Carnival Tuesday
Queen's Park Savannah, Port of Spain
Dame Lorraines
Frederick St., Port of Spain
Alison Brown, performing with ensemble at the head of the mas band “This is Hell”, designed by Peter Minshall
Queen's Park Savannah, Port of Spain
Masqueraders from “The Snake Goddess” section of the mas band “Egypt, Land of the Pharoahs”, produced by Leftwings, a sports and cultural club
Carapichaima
Wendy Ann Alfonso portraying “The Little Indian”
Carapichaima
Fancy Sailor with wings
Victoria Square, Port of Spain
Russell Foster portraying an Authentic Indian
Victoria Square, Port of Spain
Masquerader from the band "Dancing to Africa" designed by Laura Anderson Barbata
Oxford St., Port of Spain
“The Buddha of Gold”, portrayed by David John, from mas band “Chinese Mythology”
Carapichaima
Masqueraders preparing to go on stage
Queen's Park Savannah, Port of Spain