Continuing the posts from the Love Is dance concert hosted by SPAN/ I-Extreme…. This starts with a classic village love scene with the maidens by the stream washing clothes and the guys trying to catch their attention. A little show of manliness and agility definitely catches the lady’s eye to the potential of her lover...
There was a lot more drama in this part than in the first one. Ahn ahn, see action! Kai! Your comments helped connect the dots in the places where the pictures needed a little help.
SPAN and I-xtreme combined to bring us this wonderful performance at the Grand Ball room of the Eko Hotel I have not seen dance like this in Nigeria yet!!!! It was the BOMB without an explosion though. Watch ICE and the crew performing wonders. Love is started with an introduction from Mrs Boulos that this...
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Now if only I could dance half one-tenth as well, dem go take ni! LOL! Lovely images as usual. The human body can be so flexible. Some of those stunts/moves were hard to believe. Wonderful!
Ketchup!!! Kai Ketchup is funny o o o o!! I almost had a fit shooting this. Down to earth, No chip on his shoulder, humourous. That is ketchup. We shot this on a beach close to Silverbird Cinemas. We were harrassed by area boys of course and parted with 3000 nigerian naira for coming to...
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Dis guy get personality sha. I liked many of the shots, minus the “crotch-grabbing” one *smh* The area boys background story was sad. Totally unnecessary to have to pay them, but na so e be.
Nice pix here. keep it up
Malik and Tracy did their Nigerian Traditional Wedding in Tracy’s village, Mosogar in Delta State. It was interesting being in that kind of evironment away from the hustle and bustle of Lagos. Weddings around the Delta region are very different from the ones in the west so this was definitely a “breath of fresh air”. Malik is from...
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Very nice… like the way u captured and showed the culture
looking good …
He needs no introduction. Neither does she. Love introduces those it wishes and the rest is life. I enjoyed the company of these two people how much I cant say. Timi is so full of life and Busola of wisdom. This is a perfect match. If i was a woman, my eyes will stalk Timi but...
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finally!!! cant wait for the rest…congrats Timi and Busola!
Waiting seriously.
Its becoming embarrassing that I have not blogged in months now. I am getting calls, mails, BB messages, Facebook messages, e.t.c asking why I haven’t. Bottom line: WORK HAS BEEN HECTIC. But I have an audience to satisfy out there so I must apologise for not having been regular here. In the next few days a lot is going...
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I thought as much and can’t wait to see the projects you’ve worked on. Welcome back o!
I can’t wait. Been checking on the page regularly and nothing new. LoL
Efe and Oyin had a unique wedding. Their signature was on their day and this is something you do not find easily in Nigerian weddings. You will notice that the pictures are built around the groom. This was the express instruction of the bride who wanted her pictures to start from when she was fully...
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Gorgeous couple. Love her hair and makeup
it definitely is a beautiful poetry, i liked reading it and seeing the pictures. I LOVE this pictures, you gave the day a golden feel.gr8 job well done.
nice shots……………..arrrrrghhhhhhhh
Akara, I cannot say either what inspired all the poetry on your part, but the pictures speak a lot about the personality of the couple and the depth of their affection for each other. I have never seen a groom walking to church and I was quite impressed. At some point, I forgot it was a wedding and thought it was the honeymoon or a private party. You did an awesome job of capturing this couple’s special day, and I particularly liked how you told the story from the groom’s perspective.
Wow…love the way you covered this wedding. It was such a beautiful ceremony and celebration. You have a great eye for getting remarkable shots. Wonderful job as always,
Akara, u impress me alot these days. Good Job!!!!
Akara, u r impressing everyday. Good Job
As usual, great shots! Btw, what lens did you use?
by Akara Ogheneworo
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