Mauritian heritage through photography

Jaffar Houssain Sobha uses his passion for photography to immortalise Mauritian heritage. 50 years since holding a camera in his hands for the first time, Jaffar Houssain Sobha's passion still runs strong. This passion once again is what drove him to transform part of his home into a museum. His first book, Flashback, which will be published through Vizavi Editions, is an ode to his country’s early years which he wants to share to the public.

[@johnramjeeawon4694]

It brings the old memories
Where I spent my young days in the paradise island of Mauritius

[@brunoservain8902]

FELICITATIONS..!

[@preabruthkanhye1728]

Hello Mr JHS. Thank you for showing us past life in Mauritius.
I wish to visit your precious Museum some day
Good luck.

[@dieseldavetrains8988]

What a lovely man who has documenting his countries history on film as a hobby. Life in Mauritius was hard in the old days, but the people were happy, he captured the scenes well. Thanks for the EE subtitles too, my French has long gone. More of his collection please?

[@davidshasanders3223]

He was my teacher for photography at municipal of port Loius 🙏

[@jayac1184]

Merci pou tous sa fotos ❤

[@mohamdniyas1399]

Bong mwa Sri lankan message apawe mwa call uo

[@goodmorning5120]

3 boutte bambou avec Lamok Corned Beef, c'est bien Mauricien tout ça !!!

[@salmaanbadboyz155]

Mne bien bross lakaz r bross koko, sali rouz laglass net ,, sa lepok la waa superr net

[@blackcap3827]

Sa ki ti apel le bon temp pour vivre .
Pas seki nou pe vive aster la .Ce juste immitation d'europe .
Avant la ki ti nous vrais la vie

[@eshanbund]

Merci bcp, biensur nou pou acheter livre