We recently had the opportunity to host a special guest at our home.
It was Tony from Nairobi. He is a missionary and a musician as well.
You should listen to his songs! They are really nice!
A couple of years ago he released his first album and is planing to record another one in the near future, and for that reason he needed some new portrait photos of himself.
Well, he was my first male client infront of my lens and I was kind of nervous
I wasn´t so confident in my abbility to “pose” a man and to make him feel comfortable infront of the lens at the same time.
But after a few “warm – up” shots, I was in my element and forgot time and temperature.
Sorry Tony, totally forgot that you aren´t used to our cold weatherhope you didn´t catch a cold after that shoot!?
So here we go….. you can also read his blogpost on his experience from the photoshoot here .
Enjoy!
Do you remember the question;) hehehe 
This is Torsten´s special dancing technic
This is the traditional way of dancing, the couple is infront followed by the guests.
This is the Furi Furi dance….
DK
sweet Grandma
The couple is receiving gifts.
This is Moni, a lovely lady who was responsible for the delicous food!
I don’t know how to dance, but i love watching kenyans dancing! At weddings you see everybody dancing, beginning from a small kid up to the granny, watch yourself and enjoy.
I love your shoes Irene ♥
Stunning Bride ♥
Handsome Groom!
Love this traditon, it is so much fun and gives you a special feeling, that you can´t describe unless you have been there.
These are the cars that escort the bride. Birde & Dad are in the first one.
Arrival at the venue…
Can you feel the atmosphere? These guys are dancing to welcome the bride.
Thanks to the Pastor for the wonderful sermon, you were a blessing!
Well, i dont know what the pastor said, but seems like the bride was shocked
The parents of the bride are officially giving her daughter to the groom and exchanging blessings.
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