About Akintunde Brown
Black-and-white portrait of Cambridge-based photographer Akintunde Brown, visual storyteller and designer. Shot by Ravi Chandarana.

Akintunde Brown is a Nigerian photographer based in London, working across portraiture and documentary photography. Rooted in communities in Cambridge and shaped by close observation, his practice explores identity, memory and belonging.

Working with patience, care and respect, Brown photographs people within the environments that shape their lives. He is available for editorial assignments, arts and cultural projects, documentary commissions and private portrait sessions across the UK and internationally.

Explore his photography series or read the latest reflections on the blog. To receive behind-the-scenes stories and process notes, follow Akin’s Substack journal.

Selected projects

Outside the Bubble An ongoing documentary project exploring life, community and belonging around the edges of Cambridge.

People of Morocco A photographic study of Morocco’s human landscapes, public spaces and everyday encounters.

Eyo: The Global Citizen A developing project exploring Yoruba identity, performance and cultural memory within contemporary public space.

Liam: The Groom A documentary essay about family, anticipation and the quieter moments surrounding a wedding.

Àsàké Obìnrin A portrait series exploring Nigerian identity and self-expression within the diaspora.

Bonnie A collaborative portrait study concerned with presence, movement and the relationship between photographer and subject.

Nothing’s Wasted A documentary study of architecture, reuse and collective experience inside Tate Modern’s Tanks.

Wales An ongoing body of work exploring solitude, walking and connection to the Welsh landscape.

Publications and writing

People of Morocco A monograph exploring Morocco’s human landscapes.

Akin’s Visual Journal A monthly letter combining photographs, field notes and reflections on photographic practice.

Darkroom Socials Artist in Focus conversations and portraits from within the photography collective.

Community and Education

Brown’s practice includes participatory projects, community conversations and photography workshops.

For Outside the Bubble, he invites participants to respond to the photographs and contribute to how their communities are represented. Through City in Focus, he leads street-photography walks and workshops centred on connection, presence and attentive seeing.

Contact

For commissions, collaborations, exhibitions and project enquiries: hello@akinbrownphotos.com