George Qua-Enoo Photography

George Qua-Enoo Photography Award Winning Internationally recognized Travel + Portrait + Lifestyle + Wedding + Commercial Photo

Editorial and Advertising Photographer based in Johannesburg, South Africa

I just found out that my mentor and a dear friend, Kim Taylor, has passed away after a long and courageous battle with p...
19/07/2026

I just found out that my mentor and a dear friend, Kim Taylor, has passed away after a long and courageous battle with prostate cancer.
Kim changed the course of my life. He was the person who first inspired me to pick up a camera and ultimately become a professional photographer. His belief in me, his generosity, and his passion for the craft left an imprint that will stay with me forever.
I often think back to my last trip to Canada, when I had the opportunity to visit and spend time with him. Looking back now, I’m especially grateful for those moments and the chance to thank him, simply by being there.
Thank you, Kim, for your mentorship, your friendship, and for helping me discover a path that became my life’s work.
Rest easy. Your legacy lives on through the many lives you’ve touched.

Old work. Cropped in some of the images for different vibes…Model: JuleePhotography & retouching: GEORGE QUA-ENOO PHOTOG...
13/07/2026

Old work. Cropped in some of the images for different vibes…

Model: Julee
Photography & retouching: GEORGE QUA-ENOO PHOTOGRAPHER - JOHANNESBURG
Lighting Assistant: A0206photography
Wardrobe: TROY MOLAIWA ✔
Makeup: 
Hair: House of Glacé
Studio: Black Onyx Atelier | Weddings, Maternity & Family Portraits

10/07/2026

How I photographed one of the greatest Canadians alive!

08/07/2026

New SARS Travel rule for Photographers, Videographers, and Content Creators.

02/07/2026

How I photographed an award winning Vaseline campaign

29/06/2026

Nine years ago, I was invited by George Brown College in Toronto to be one of just 50 photographers selected to participate in a group exhibition at the Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival.
For the exhibition, each photographer was assigned a subject to photograph. Mine lived in a high-rise apartment in downtown Toronto. When I arrived, I quickly realised that space inside the apartment was limited, so I decided to transform the balcony into my studio.
Using two silver foam-core boards as a backdrop, I created a clean, minimalist setup. The portrait was lit with a single Elinchrom Rotalux 100cm softbox paired with one Elinchrom Quadra Ranger head. Sometimes the simplest lighting setups produce the strongest results.
This marked my second time exhibiting at the CONTACT Photography Festival. My first exhibition featured a series of portraits I photographed in Northern Ghana while on assignment for a Canadian NGO. Having the opportunity to exhibit at Canada’s largest photography festival on two occasions remains a milestone in my journey and a reminder that meaningful stories can be created anywhere—with vision, light, and a little ingenuity.

24/06/2026

Three years ago, we spent three intense days bringing this campaign to life. Anyone who has photographed stills alongside a TV commercial knows the level of precision and adaptability it demands.
Our goal was not simply to capture beautiful images, but to ensure that every still frame seamlessly matched the mood, lighting, colour, and visual language of the motion content. It required constant attention to detail and, at times, photographing simultaneously with the video production using the very same lights that illuminated the moving scenes.
Projects like these are a reminder that great imagery is built on patience, collaboration, and a commitment to consistency. Looking back, it’s incredibly rewarding to see how all those moving parts came together. Seeing the final results is a testament to what can be achieved when creativity and technical excellence work hand in hand.

Photographer: GEORGE QUA-ENOO PHOTOGRAPHER - JOHANNESBURG
Assistants: Gilly Gilmohr Adelaide Mahlatse Nkoane
Production agency: OLAMUK

A fashion editorial from the archive (Canada).
22/06/2026

A fashion editorial from the archive (Canada).

It’s my birthday. That means you’re getting a vanity post — and my annual life lessons, earned from experience and the m...
08/06/2026

It’s my birthday. That means you’re getting a vanity post — and my annual life lessons, earned from experience and the mentors generous enough to share theirs.

I. Patience outlasts all urgency.
Every crisis that feels eternal passes. Time is the great equalizer — learn to work with it, not against it.
II. Character is built in obscurity.
Who you are when no one is watching is who you truly are. Tend to that person above all else.
III. Pain is a teacher, not a punishment.
Every wound — physical or otherwise — carries a lesson. Look for it before the sting fades.
IV. Most fears are borrowed.
The things you dread are mostly imagined. Return them. They were never yours to carry.
V. Choose your companions with great care.
You will become the sum of those closest to you. Choose accordingly.
VI. Speak less. Listen far more.
The wisest people I’ve met are rarely the loudest. Silence is not emptiness — it is readiness.
VII. The body is a temple you rent.
Sleep, move, eat with intention. Neglect it young and it will collect the debt old.
VIII. Forgiveness is not for them — it is for you.
Letting go is an act of self-liberation, not surrender.
IX. Money is a tool, not a destination.
Master it before it masters you. Then put it in its proper place.
X. Love boldly and without reservation.
Hearts are not depleted by giving — they expand.
XI. Comparison is a thief of the highest order.
Every moment measuring your life against another’s is a moment of your own life wasted. Spend it elsewhere.
XII. A skill mastered is a freedom earned.
The person who can build, heal, grow, or create will never be truly powerless. Invest in craft.
XIII. Nature restores what people deplete.
When the world becomes too loud, walk into forests, fields, and open sky. It will never fail you.
XIV. Humility is the mark of the truly strong.
The most formidable people wear their knowledge lightly. Arrogance is just insecurity in better clothes.
XV. Routine is the scaffold of great things.
Inspiration is a guest. Discipline lives here. Show up — especially when you don’t want to.

CYMK Johannesburg Portrait Photographer | Sandton Maternity Photographer | Commercial Photography | Fashion Photography ...
17/04/2026

CYMK

Johannesburg Portrait Photographer | Sandton Maternity Photographer | Commercial Photography | Fashion Photography | Photoshoot Planning | Creative Direction | Editorial Photography | Brand Campaign Photography | Kramerville photography studio | South African Wedding photographer | Wedding Photographer
     

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