Ulonwabo Images

30/08/2019

As part of national Women's Month celebration we hosted a small Photoshoot for a group of women. The video photography series titled WHOMEN looks into the stories of women from diverse races, cultures and backgrounds to explore their unique perspective as females in the spaces and roles they occupy.

It is an ongoing series and we will continue sharing their stories beyond Women's month.

Footage Supplied by: Ispili Network

15/08/2019

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14/08/2019

W(H)OMEN

A Portrait and Film series that focuses on Women Identity.

In the spirit of celebrating Women's Day in South Africa, I thought it would be interesting to participate in the conversation as a creative...

On the 07.08.19 we invited and hosted women from different cultures (beliefs and values), backgrounds, races and religions to come and share their stories of what it means to be women in their own spaces.

What does it mean to be a mother, a sister, a professional, a wife and maybe all of these roles?

Growing up in a rural village meant I had a singular perspectives of what a women "should" look like, should say & should wear, so anything outside of this perspective was a culture shock to me.

Part of my growth as a male and a creative meant I had to understand and embrace the different colors of women identity: a woman can be whomever, become whatever they desire and no one knows your identity.

W(H)OMEN? gives a platform to women from diverse groups to share their own experiences.

I will be sharing individual stories of these wonderful ladies during the course of the month.

Produced by: Lonwabo Yonela Ngcwayi
Directed by: Lonwabo Yonela Ngcwayi & Zandile Luthando Mjekula
Film Production by: Nikolaas du Plooy
Edited by: Lonwabo Yonela Ngcwayi
Music: Epidemic Sound

Happy Women's Month to all the ladies of South Africa 💓💝🌹😇 .

05/07/2019

Let's keep it moving.

Forms And Faces™

There's a phrase that has always been interesting to me; "Showing me in bad light". It's used mostly by people when they feel misrepresented. I wondered how different people would look when photographed under the same light. Would we see them the same o…

13/02/2018

I think one of the most valuable treasures of a portrait photographer is the opportunity to meet & interact with beautiful souls, just to get to know someone and the moments that have and continue to define them. With every studio session I'll be taking these short interviews of everyone who comes :)

Let's Create.