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Art Life Ghana

Photography & Lifestyle

Pictures and events from Ghana's creative scene, edited by Emmanuel Obeng.

Emmanuel Obeng, a young man with short hair and a goatee, in a deep blue fleece jacket against a pale grey background.
Photo courtesy of Emmanuel Obeng

Photography & Lifestyle Editor · Ghana · Photography · Style · Culture

Emmanuel Obeng

Emmanuel Obeng is a photographer, videographer and content creator based in Accra, Ghana, whose civil engineering background (BTech) shapes his eye for structure and detail.

He is the founder of Enuel's Creative, where for over three years he has shot fashion, weddings, graduations and brand campaigns. As Photography & Lifestyle Editor for TCC Art Life Ghana, he covers the people, style and culture shaping Ghana's creative scene.

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From the desk

A woman in a black blazer and patterned tights sits on an old cannon in a sandy courtyard, holding a blue umbrella.
“Rain or shine, I bring my own weather.” Fort James, Jamestown, April 2026.Photograph: Emmanuel Obeng
A man in a long black suit jacket, wide trousers and a black fedora stands in a weathered doorway marked 31.
“Some doors you don't knock on. You just show up dressed for it.” Fort James, Jamestown, April 2026.Photograph: Emmanuel Obeng
A young man in an oversized black blazer and wide black trousers leans into a concrete corner.
“Too big on purpose. Fits perfectly anyway.” Fort James, Jamestown, April 2026.Photograph: Emmanuel Obeng
A woman laughs, half-hidden behind large green, white and red fabric flags in a white studio.
“Joy looks good in every colour.” Mfonifie studio, August 2025.Photograph: Emmanuel Obeng
A man in a red costume with a round black prop and a blonde wig in his hand shouts in front of a collage of Ghanaian film posters.
“Main character energy. Ghana film nostalgia, but make it loud.” Emmanuel's room, June 2025.Photograph: Emmanuel Obeng

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