Eyes of a Lagos Boy Photo of the Week series shows a rephotoghraph collage of Lagos – 57 years apart. On … More
Tag: Bolaji Alonge
Photo of the Week: Lagos from another angle
Drone shots of Lagos Island, showing more of Marina, Victoria Island, Ikoyi have been added to the ones put together a few years ago when I got the opportunity to go up the abandoned 25 story building (Independence House) across from King’s College, Onikan.
Photo of the week: Abstract art, imagination and hope
This Photo of the Week was made at night and it captured our imagination. Followers of Eyes of a Lagos … More
Photo of the Week: Sweet and sweltering Lagos
Anyone who has experienced the sweet and sweltering Lagos weather knows that it is a force to be reckoned with. … More
Lagos Fringe Festival: 6 Hours art exhibition is back
6 HOURS, the collaborative art project by Bolaji Alonge (NGA) and Ottograph (NL) will be presented at the Lagos Fringe … More
6 Hours: A fusion of cross-cultural photography and painting
6 Hours, the collaborative art exhibition by Nigerian photographer Bolaji Alonge and Dutch muralist, Ottograph, ended on Sunday 24 September … More
Photo of the Week: Keeping the innocence of childhood
Childhood innocence is a concept that holds great importance in understanding the unique and precious stage of development that children … More
Photo of the week: Golden Hour
In photography, ‘golden hour’ refers to a specific time of day when the natural lighting is soft, warm, and ideal … More
‘My photographs meant to promote Nigeria’s beauties’
Bolaji Alonge is a journalist who has taken the medium of photography to project the world. In this interview with … More
Iconic Lagos at Brighton Fringe 2023
Nigerian photographer Bolaji Alonge, Eyes of a Lagos Boy, presents his exhibition ICONIC LAGOS at this year’s Brighton Fringe Arts … More
Photo of the Week: Skyhigh
According to Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority NCAA, Nigeria has 32 airports and many regulated airstrips and heliports; 23 active domestic airlines; 554 licensed pilots; 913 licensed engineers and 1700 cabin personnel.
Photo of the Week: Building bridges
After one month of intense electioneering, today it is time to start building bridges. Nigerians can heave a sigh of … More
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