My enlargement photos

It was a chilly Monday morning, December 22nd, and I was on my way to Etetuk village in Mkpat Enin Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State. As a photographer, I had received a contract from Chief Akpan Etefia, the newly elected and certified village head, to take him photos for enlargement.

The contract had been facilitated by Mr. Silas, the village council secretary. As I arrived at the palace, I was greeted by the Chief's aides, who ushered me into the waiting area. I waited patiently for the Chief to get dressed and ready for the photo shoot. Finally, he emerged, looking regal and dignified in his traditional attire. I quickly got to work, snapping away as the Chief posed for me. I took several shots, but two of them stood out - one with the Chief seated, and the other with him standing.

I knew these would be the perfect shots to capture his essence. After the photo shoot, I returned to my studio to edit and enhance the photos. I changed the background to a more majestic setting, one that befitted the Chief's stature. Once I was satisfied with the results, I printed out the photos and carefully framed them.

A few days later, I returned to the palace to present the finished product to the Chief. As he unwrapped the frame and gazed at the enlarged photo, his face lit up with delight. He was clearly impressed with the quality of the work, and I could sense his satisfaction.

"Ah, this is wonderful!" he exclaimed, his voice filled with gratitude. "You have truly captured my essence. I am proud to display this photo in my palace." I beamed with pride, knowing that I had done justice to the Chiefs image. It was a privilege to have been chosen to take his official photos, and I was glad that he was pleased with the result.

As I left the palace, I felt a sense of fulfillment, knowing that my work would be a part of the Chief's legacy.

Thank you for going through my post, do have a great time ahead.