Lady P's Photography

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Sooooooo I know it's been a while. Yes a very long while indeed. But I am back. Well...sort of. Ntways thanks for all the new likes and for those of you who still check in from time to time. I have so so so many photos to share from my editing archive. Some from events others from travels and then there are those random but goodies lol. Over the next couple of weeks I will be sharing them with you wonderful people. As always let me know what you think. And if you really like what you see go and tell a friend. Heck repost a photo you like on your page if you want. I just ask that you let them know it came from the one only Lady P's Photography. Please and thank you.

Remain blessed everyone. :)

So sometime in November, while driving home from work, I took notice of a beautiful full moon. Everytime I would head home, I would say to myself "Man I really would like to photography this moon". Finally one night I just deceided I'm going to do it, I'm going to photography the moon. Now this was my FIRST TIME with night time photography and NO FLASH. Just the street lamps and the light from the moon. I took some artistic liberties with the editing, but I think they turned out pretty good. Let me know what you all think and which one is your favorite ones. Oh and share with a friend :)

Ok guys this intern thing is no joke. I barely had time to eat or sleep so you know shooting was a rare occurrence. Fortunately, things are winding down so I've been able to squeeze out some time for my photography. Soooo much to share with you guys. I hope you enjoy. Stay tune and tell a friend.

So last year I did one of my clinical electives in Naija. During that time, I had a chance to visit my home town clinics in Igbere. I had mixed feelings about the things I saw. However, at the end of the visit, I left with feelings of hope and a renewed zeal for my calling in medicine and the changes the Lord is preparing me to lead in global health. I used this series to highlight my feelings during the visit and the reasons why I desire so much to go back and do work in Nigeria. The B&W represent my initial feelings and the Color represents my feelings upon leaving. The final picture was the source of all the "color" you see. Enjoy:)

PS: Currently, I'm working on a project to collect and send various medical supplies and equipment to my home town clinics in Nigeria. If you are interested in donating or getting involved in anyway just inbox me for more information. Thanks in advance :)

First I want to apologize for posting so late this week, but I promise this post is worth the wait. I thought long and hard about what I wanted to share and I decided to use this love to share my others. I hope you all enjoy. :)

So this week I was looking at some of the old photos I took when I got my first DSLR. Just taking time to reflect on my photo style then and now. This particular set brought back a lot of fond memories. Yes I enjoy taking pictures of people but landscape, both urban and rural, is my all time favorite thing to shoot. These particular photos are my favorite in the set. The photos were taking in 2010 on my walk through Fairmount Park, Philadelphia PA. I reedited them just a touch from the original edits. So for those of you who have seen my "A Day @ the Park" Album you won't notice to much of a difference. Ok Enjoy :)

you guessed it. weekly post time. I've been debating what I actually wanted to post this week but I have decided to go with an oldie but goodie. Stay tunned :)

Patience N Ekperi

I have known this young lady for over 20yrs. I remember how we talked about what we wanted to be when we grow up and look at us now. It was a great pleasure and honor to take these shots for my best friend. I look forward to seeing her grow professionally and make her unique mark on the law profession. Cheers to you Ms Chimah Esq :)

It's time for the my weekly post. I'm so excited to share this one. Recently I had the honor of doing my best friend's pro shots. Check out this week's album starring Bernadette U. Chimah, Esq. :)

Patience N Ekperi

My cousin and I decided to head to downtown DC and be tourist. I never been to this particular museum so we checked it out. So glad we did. It was amazing to see the craftsmanship and artistry displayed from Mama Africa :) I would strongly recommend a visit if you are in the area.

I know I know I have literally haven't posted anything in like 3 years, but that's all gonna change today. Every week I'll post a new series of photos. Some of things I have been working on over the past 3 years and some oldies but goodies. Ok time for some serious lookery (a little Naija humor)