Port-au-Prince by Night
Phalonne Pierre Louis

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Phalonne Pierre Louis
Phalonne Pierre Louis is a Haitian photographer and director, currently working on her first documentary feature film Sere bouboun. She works on creative film and video as a camera operator and director of photography. She is the vice president of the KIT association and a member of FotoKonbit.
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