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A DIALOGUE WITH
Ola
Photographer
Ola is a photographer whose work is a love letter to the people of Lagos. Her portraits are full of life, capturing the personality and spirit of her subjects with incredible clarity and warmth.
We spoke with Ola about her passion for portrait photography and the importance of representation in visual media.
What makes a great portrait?
Connection. You have to make the person feel comfortable enough to show their true self to the camera.
Who are your biggest influences?
The street photographers of the 70s. I love the way they captured the raw energy of urban life.
