Whilst in Cape Town last week I had the pleasure of photographing Yoga enthusiast Tana, in Bo-Kaap
Go check her out on Instagram @tana.felicia to see some of her amazing photo's
Here's what we created together
​​Enjoy x

Over the summer I had the privilege of shooting Enchula's first campaign featuring model's Alisha and Adhel 
​Enjoy!

Shooting for new Kenyan jewellery brand 'Enchula' in Magadi, what a joy!

Family photoshoots are top of my list at the moment.  
​I love capturing the natural moments that parents and their children share.  
Here are a few from a recent shoot.
​Enjoy x

On Saturday my sister and I attended the first of Fitsum Berhe's free art classes at 'THE GOAT SOCIAL CLUB'.
I instantly fell in love with the space, so much to look at and such a relaxing environment.  The combination of fresh coffee and beautiful art is like no other.
If you're looking for someone funky and fresh in Nairobi then The Goat Social Club is most definitely the place to be.

A few weeks ago I had the honour of meeting and photographing 'Nia the light'.
Collaborating with inspirational people is one of my favourite things about my job and to say that Nia is inspiring would be an understatement. 
Thank you for sharing your light with me.

It's always a pleasure shooting with Petronella

Glad that we managed to fit this one in before she left for the UK!

Enjoy x

I love travelling

​Last year I made it my goal to travel more around the country that I live in. Kenya is so diverse and beautiful and I feel like so many of us that live in Nairobi often go to the same places and do the same things instead of trying something new...

At the beginning of last year my best friend and I took a trip to Lake Magadi.  Along the way we were flagged down by a beautiful old Masai woman who begged us to take her water containers to the lake with us and fill them up for her.  
The village was suffering due to the drought and they had no access to clean water.

Since then I've been back to visit her and her lovely family 3 times.  They welcome us with open hearts and I feel blessed to be able to have this experience. 

The last time I went I stayed for 2 nights, lay under the stars, bathed in the trickle of a stream and laughed for hours on end.

What I've learned from the Masai is generosity.  Every time I take them something they share it around even it's something small and make sure everyone is involved.  I want to be more like that in life.  

I urge all you Nairobians to explore Kenya more because there is so much beauty on our doorsteps.