This Kenyan Photographer is Capturing 'Places, Spaces and People' With Serenity

Get familiar with the work of Kenyan photographer, Peter 'Size 10' Ndungu, in this new video from Perspectives Africa.

November 20, 2017 - 1:11 p.m.

This Kenyan Photographer is Capturing 'Places, Spaces and People' With Serenity

Photo by Peter "Size 10" Ndungu.

In the latest video from African Speakers and Artists' "Perspective Africa" series, we meet Kenyan photographer, Peter 'Size 10' Ndungu, whose unique work thoughtfully captures everything from the shared human experience, to nature's infinite wonder.

In the short clip, Ndungu takes us through how he gravitated to photography while in law school, what informs his work, and he shares his favorite project: photographing Pope Francis during his trip to Kenya.

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Watch the clip below, and get familiar with the artist's exceptional images and revisit past "Perspective Africa" episodes, featuring the work of beauty photographer, Thandwie Muriu and fine art photographer Osborne Macharia.