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Thatss me
Introduction on my work
Hi, I'm Joshua Kevins: Photographer & Web Designer
I'm a photographer and web designer based in Kampala, Uganda. I help people and organizations look good, both in front of the camera and on the screen. A great photo tells a story in a second, and a great website makes sure that story reaches the right people.
I started with a love for capturing real moments, and over time that eye for detail grew into designing websites. Today I combine both skills, so my clients get beautiful visuals and a website that shows them off properly.
Photography
Portraits and personal branding
Events and celebrations
Product and business photography
Nature and documentary shots
Photo editing and color correction
Web Design
Clean, modern website design
Mobile-friendly, responsive layouts
Portfolio and business websites
Fast-loading, easy-to-navigate pages
Layouts that put your photos and brand first
Let's work together
Whether you need a photoshoot, a brand-new website, or both, I'd love to hear about your idea. Get in touch and let's create something you'll be proud of.
Donation request
Hello everyone how are you doing today I have came here to present you to Tumusiime Samuel, he's a friend of mine and he needs financial support,
You can reach out in his fundraising link
https://gofund.me/1dca32c26
School time
Me after reaching school
I'm currently struggling to reconnect with society. After such a long break away from school and not seeing my classmates, I feel like I'm in a completely unfamiliar place. My friends look at me like they’ve never met me before.
Grass photography
Life Below, Life Above: The Cycle in My Garden
This isn’t just a photo of grass and a tree it’s a story about survival.
When I crouched down low to snap this picture in my compound in Kampala, I wanted to highlight what most people tend to overlook.
Up close, you see fresh, bright green shoots bursting with life. They just sprouted after the rain, soft and young, reaching up toward the sun. I took the shot from a low angle, almost at ground level, to make them look strong and tall.
Right behind them stands a small tree clutching onto dry, brown, dead leaves. These leaves didn’t fall—they died right there on the branch. They represent the past season, the tough times, the drought.
This is the cycle we live through at Nutritious Foods Uganda (
From a corner harvest, My small home garden story
From a Corner to a Harvest: My Small Home Garden Story
Kampala, Uganda | Nutritious Foods Uganda - NFU
Most people walk past a small corner beside their house and see nothing. I see a future.
Look photo. That's my corner. On the left, tall sugarcane stands like a fence. In front, small tomato plants pushing through the red soil. And in the middle, my pride - two simple wooden shelves holding over 30 black polybags. Each bag is a life. Sukumawiki, herbs, onions, new seedlings. No big farm, no expensive pots. Just soil, recycled bags, and morning work.
A dramatic contrast fills the sky dense, dark grey clouds looming on one side while soft white clouds drift beside a clear stretch of blue on the other. The line between weight and light is sharp, as if the sky itself is caught between a passing storm and the promise of clear skies ahead.
Areca Palm (Dypsis lutescens),
Areca Palm (Dypsis lutescens),
A young Areca Palm proudly stands against a weathered stone wall, its slender, ringed green trunk holding up a crown of gracefully arching fronds. Each leaf splits into rows of narrow, feathery leaflets, giving the plant a light, airy charm that contrasts beautifully with the muted grey background. Dewdrops cling to the fronds, catching the gentle daylight and bringing out the plant’s fresh, vibrant green hues.
