Kofi Arku Bansah

Accra, Ghana

Frank Kporfor is a Ghanaian photojournalist based in Accra. His work focuses on people, governance, and culture, documenting how social and political realities shape everyday life in Ghana. Through his storytelling, he explores themes of inequality, human rights, youth, climate change and urban transformation, capturing moments that reflect both the beauty and the challenges within society. Rooted in curiosity and compassion, Frank aims to amplify underrepresented voices and highlight the resilience of everyday people across Africa.

Bangkok, Thailand

Documentary photographer, videographer and editor from Argentina, now based in Southeast Asia. BA in Multimedia Arts (UNA Buenos Aires). I founded and ran my own photo and video company for 12 years, and I have spent years travelling to document cultures and people's stories. I shoot and edit my own work (about 10 years in Premiere Pro) and deliver finished photo and video packages. Available for field assignments across Asia and beyond. Spanish native, English fluent.

Melbourne, Australia

Melbourne-based commercial and advertising photographer working with agencies and brands across automotive, people, food, lifestyle, product and industrial photography. Comfortable working from creative concept and pre-production through to shoot and final delivery, with video and B-roll capability where required.

Ofankor Barrier, Accra, Ghana

I'm Anthony Ampah Aryee a freelance documentary photographer based in Accra, dedicated to capturing authentic stories from overlooked communities, cultural traditions, and pressing social issues. I shoot on a Nikon Z6II with a 10-20mm, 35mm, 85mm, and 70-200mm lens, and edit in Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom. My past clients include Mastercard Foundation, ABSA Bank, Global Shea Alliance, and Plan Ghana. I prioritize authenticity and ethical, respectful fieldwork, and I'm available across Ghana and internationally for assignments.