First published on May 9, 2017
I know a couple of photographers have ‘shuttered’ the beautiful parts of Accra, but you know it only gets better.
I took my glass for a night spin on the Liberation road, and I guess the images I got are pretty awesome.
From a Distance, a police officer is putting the traffic in check. I had a confrontation with him, and I will tell you about that later.
From a distance, I realized he would make an interesting subject, so I got closer to take a photo.
When the officer saw me setting my tripod, he asked me to get closer and asked about my intentions. I told him, and he cautioned I leave him out of whatever I want to do – I thought, “but you, you know say you be the reason I’m here?” Check out Police Light.
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