September 9, 2013 -

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African Screens 17 – Bujagali Silhouettes

We are in Kigali, nine days into our 17-day #OnetouchLive photographic road trip from Nairobi to Bujumbura and back. From what we have seen this far, we truly live in a blessed land full of beautiful landscapes and warm people with big hearts. More about that in a later post. This week’s wallpaper was shot …

Absa Kip Keino Classic 2024

It’s the most prestigious annual athletics event held in Kenya and boy was I glad to have a front row seat at this year’s competition.

2024 WRC Safari Rally Kenya Gallery

For 71 years, drivers, crews and journalists have all agreed – there’s nothing quite like the Safari Rally. Participating in it or witnessing others rally is always an unforgettable experience. This year was no exception.

Sora vs Videographers

Open AI’s Sora has flexed a good one – even before it gets released to the public. What does it’s text-to-video generative capabilities mean for videographers?

The future of photography in an AI world

AI has truly changed the game for photographers. What does the future look like for those who have relied on their cameras to earn a living?

Time to switch careers?

Some say photography careers are coming to an end. Are they?

Welcome to Beira!

Touring Mozambique’s second most important port city after Maputo.

How to Obtain a Reimportation Permit from KRA at JKIA

The Kenya Revenue Authority recently issued a directive on declaration of valuable items you intend to return with to Kenya after your departure. Here is the simple process and my experience.

This is Addis

After spending a week filiming in Hawassa and Semera, I spent a day touring the Ethiopian Capital and this is what I captured.

Touring The Pod One

I’ve always been a fan of small homes. So when posts about The Pod One filled my timeline, I made a point of visiting the launch event in Naivasha.

Filming a Community Health Worker Documentary in Wouloufiena, Mali

In many African countries, Community Health Workers form the backbone of national health systems. Without people like Founèba Traoré who move door to door providing medical care in their communities, many people would have to travel for many kilometres to receive healthcare. This is her story.

Day: 9 September 2013