Me at a B&B in Hackney. I placed the camera on a ledge and used the self-timer so I could be in a perfect position with the light from the window.
Pretending to be the Undertaker from the WWE. I took this picture because I like to pretend to be other people.
Me pretending to cut a ribbon made out of clothes. This photo came from a dream where I was the Mayor cutting ribbon to open a new building.
My Auntie laughing hysterically. My mum had just told her a joke in Yoruba, the language I speak in Nigeria.
A close up of my mum. This was taken on a bus on our way to Stamford Hill.
My mum putting on a gala. This picture has the effect of being blurred because I took it whilst she was moving her hands quite fast.
My mum getting ready for a Nigerian affair. I like Nigerian parties because we eat, drink and dance to African music.
The first dance as husband and wife. I crouched down to get an interesting angle for this moment.
Bride and groom grooving to the music. I took this picture to capture them surrounded by good food and lovely drinks.
My relatives enjoying their meal. This picture was taken to show the amount of people in my family.
Bride’s maids and flower girl finding time to rest. This picture was taken half-way down the stairs because I wanted to capture them all chatting.
Leaving the wedding early. This girl came down the stairs, saw my camera, and posed for me to take a picture.
My Teaching Assistant walking outside Kingsmead Estate. This was taken when we were out for a walk on a very windy day.
This is a table at a café in Hackney. I placed the camera on the table and used the self-timer to take the still life picture.

Behind this wall there’s something only I can see,
I won’t tell you if you force me so let me be.
Up these stairs hides a magic elevator,
If you see it works 50 times faster than an alligator.
I want to go up but I can’t look away,
For this thing is like a hypnotic ray.
Mum, Mum, that’s what I shout,
We need to go, remember I am a Scout.
She has come to see an unknown relative,
God knows for what alternative.
I don’t know how you got this image,
So keep to your self like an indestructible cage.
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Listen to Samuel recite his poem