Celebrating Amerindian Heritage Month…
By Lakhram Bhagirat
Photography allows us to escape to a place where we connect with our innermost creative selves. The act of taking a photograph is more than just pointing your lens at a subject and clicking the shutter. When we take photographs, we capture life itself in a form where we can preserve that memory so that at a later date, we can relive it over and over again. 
Photographs have the uncanny ability to bring smiles to our faces, make us giggle like schoolgirls pulling a prank or bring tears to our eyes. The act of capturing a photo at the perfect moment is one that is cherished when that moment becomes nothing but a distant memory.
Wanting to capture that special moment and etch the story of nature into the archives of history is what led young Craig Henry to photography. His passion for telling a story through composing the perfect image is what makes him an amazing photographer.
Hailing from the Santa Rosa community of Parakeese Island in Region One (Barima-Waini), Henry is one to look out for. The 20-year-old is relatively new to the photography scene but has been making his indelible mark already. As a matter of fact, he is already one of the best photographers in his region and among the up-and-coming ones in the country.
