Individuality

The next posts to follow are from a shoot with Maxine Pittet. Half French half Cameroonian, her style has a unique sense of simplicity . In a time where the new trend seems to be complex and busy patterns, Maxine has been able to stay unique by keeping it simple and being herself. That is individuality. Like, reblog, and say inspired.

-Temi Adebayo

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timeswithjoy: Your work is incredible! (& for someone a year a younger than me) I'm really impressed and inspired by work! Love it & way to represent West Africa positively :) keep it up!

haha, thank you very much. I’ll be working on a photojournalism project in Africa this summer. The goal is to sell printed portraits of interesting areas of Lagos and depict a Lagos with strong cultural heritage and work ethic. There is no better way to create a positive image of africa and tarnish the image that the west gives us.

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Anonymous: Nice Blog. Do u shoot raw or jpeg. nd what lens do u use.

Shooting raw is always a step ahead of jpeg. I shoot with a 30mm f1.4, but any prime lens always works. All this tech doesn’t matter as much as the effort you put into making your image work. Stay inspired.

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High Fashion

Slowly moving into the high fashion photography scene, i recently did a modelling portfolio for upcoming model Tricia McPhail. This required a whole new level of editing, and a different style from what you are used to. The goal is to begin shooting for bigger clients before the year comes to an end. As with everything, it starts with baby steps. I will continue to blog about fashion personalities, but high fashion photography is still something that remains in high regard for me. The pictures following this post are of the modelling portfolio done for Trish. Stay tuned, reblog, and enjoy.

T.A

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