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VisualDo School photography course will help you understand the basics of light and how your eye fixes lighting. How to get your camera to catch what your eye sees to produce better pictures. The lessons will also help you understand your camera and how to take pictures with it.

An ideal place to celebrate the wedding ceremony, and the reception, should cater for the couple, the family and friends’ needs. Major factor to look for include the space, quality of service, proximity to other places the entourage may visit during that day as well as the cost constraint.

When you are ready for your Professional Studio Photoshoot in Kenya, this is where we make the magic happen! Our state of the art and modern studios are designed with you in mind. Whatever the type of shoot you want, we will do it for you at our studios. Simply call, email or text us and let us know what type of shoot you would like to book, along with the dates that is best for you. We will reserve time for your studio session. All sessions are private. The studio, photographer, producer and makeup artist (if included) are reserved just for you!

Professional photography prices in Kenya can either range from Ksh3,000 - Ksh50,000 per hour or charged per single case But as with anything else, Kenya photography packages can vary based on photographer's experience, nature of the photoshoot and location. Some top-shoot photographers can charge more than Ksh50,000 for covering destination photoshoots.

Sentimental and classic, family-oriented imagery with unique way of capturing special, spontaneous moments between loved ones. My portfolio is brimming with active portraiture that is both moving, imaginative, and seamlessly entwined with the natural elements of the beauty around you. I call my style “candid photojournalism”- a balance between the carefree and the guided, with attention to details in the surrounding and the uniqueness of each subject.This way am able to capture the best.

“Wow! Your camera takes good pictures.” I’m sure you’ve heard this exact comment before. When you see an image that a photographer made, it just looks better and you don’t know how they did that. I can promise you that it isn’t because they have a much better camera. So what is the difference?