Shooting the NaYiri's Portrait with a Nearly 100-year-old Camera!

William is called to the palace to make the king's portrait for the upcoming 2020 Damba Festival and brings along an antique film camera from the 1920s to make a very special image. Watch as he visits the palace and then attempts to develop a reverse negative print and the its positive counterpart in his closet in Ghana!
Technical Details:
Camera: 1920s Voigtländer Avus 9x12cm
Film: Shot on Photographic paper
Exposure @ f/9, 2.5sec, ISO5

[@PastorAndyCook1]

William Haun: The king of all things photogenic!

[@cheendo7400]

He is one of the most prominent Kings in the northern part of Ghana, you did great.

[@cheendo7400]

Great job.

[@issifulamisi4657]

That is great

[@adammahamuda4273]

Sulmin~si Na~achi Naa.... Nawun Ning mi Albarika paasi eni🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@adammahamuda4273]

I have been following your work here...God bless you for been part of us ....At anytime we are also there for you Chief

[@jabarickadambadimsugru6370]

Marvelous

[@salifuissahaku8687]

Well done

[@iddrishamid2701]

Thank you so much for showing our kingdom to the world

[@harry1063]

“E kpang e mang pam” Great job!
I love the way you shed light on the lives of the Mamprugu people.
Keep up the great work.

[@calvinmiller3959]

Hey William! Nice vid man! Those pictures turned out epic!

[@tylerross4109]

This is incredible... Great job.

[@whaun]

Thank you very much!

[@purpleplant9515]

Great