Name & Surname:  Emmanuel Jhoe Sey

City Of Origin:   Tema

Instagram: @jhoe_sey

Facebook:  Nuel Jhoe Sey

E-Mail: seyjhoe@gmail.com

What does photography mean to you?

Photography is expressing oneself a thousand different ways through pictures.

How did you develop an interest in photography?

I started as a graphic designer and  a photo model for a friend, of the marque Mawuli Adjabeng Photography. As time went by i grew more interest in being behind the camera and understanding the art of photography.

 

Past and present achievements?

I have worked with some amazing brands like GTP, Vlisco, Collen Makeup, Quophi Akotah, YumVita, Christian Aide, Wooden, etc….

What do you aspire to have or achieve in 5 years?

I wish to be a better version of who i am now.

What makes a good picture stand out from the average?

I think a good picture should be able to interpret its theme. It should have a meaning and should be ableto speak to the audience.

Would you allow a model go nude?

Yes, if it will interpret what I want to express.

One of today’s main discussion points amongst photographers is about the use of digital photography; do you use digital cameras?

Yes

 What is the influence of digital technology on your photography?

Digital photography has helped to share photography to every corner of the world. It has connected photographers from all part of the world.

Locations and weather conditions seem to be a crucial aspect to a successful picture. How do you handle these unpredictable factors?

As crucial as they may be I think there is a story to tell in every condition we find ourselves.

What do you think about the African fashion industry?

The African fashion industry is definitely better than it was some years back, we have amazing designers and photographers promoting our tradition to the world.

 

Any regrets about photography?

I don’t have any regret

What do you want to be remembered for?

I want to be remembered for my works, and how I used my works to promote Ghana and Africa to the world.

 

If a young girl/boy wanted to be a photographer what would your advice for them be?

They should never be afraid to create, no matter how awkward it may seem.

Any last words to your admirers or shout outs to anyone?

Thank you all for your love and support. I will continue creating more amazing pictures.