A row of stick-walks at a rugby goalpost on the Queen’s Park Savannah.
6th January, 2019.
(Shaun Rambaran / Sticks in de Yard)
A young, beginning stickwalker observes Adrian ‘Daddy Jumbie’ Young.
Queen’s Park Savannah—Sunday 25th August, 2019.
(Shaun Rambaran / Sticks in de Yard)
Lightspill from the nearby Grand Stand snipes out a single moko jumbie from the shadows at the Launch of Trinidad and Tobago Carnival 2019.
Queen’s Park Savannah—23rd September, 2018.
(Shaun Rambaran / Sticks in de Yard)
The Moko Jumbies of Trinbago is by Shaun Rambaran (portfolio: forge.co.tt | blog: method.moda):
Our History
Welcome to Trinbago (officially, Trinidad and Tobago), the twin-island nation found at the southernmost end of the Caribbean. We are a colourful callaloo of communities and cultures, proud of our heritage and always loving a good time. Our yearly Carnival is arguably one of the most diverse and photogenic street festivals of the World and it’s a great place to bring along your Nikon kit. Pretty people in feathers and beads, fire-breathing devils, steelbands, and cracking whips all glitter the landscape. And there—towering, commanding respect among the cacophony—are the moko jumbies. To give some context, please allow me a quick, condensed history:
Jada crosses genre, becoming a blue devil with Next Level Devils, while atop her usual moko jumbie sticks.
Queen’s Park Savannah—29th September, 2019.
(Shaun Rambaran / Sticks in de Yard)
