Nani Njoroge Mungai Death Reason Nani Njoroge Mungai Death Reason He has lobbied and assisted the Kenyan Aviation Board on the planned terminal lease for Airport via a privately funded investment project. Nani is now assisting on the structure of investment bonds (ABS) for a power production firm that intends to secure its debts from multiple power purchase agreements ( PPA into ABS (ABS). He assisted just on the biggest IPO in East and Central Africa, which involved the Government of Kenya selling a 25% interest in Safaricom just on “Nairobi Securities Exchange” ( nse at the time (NSE)....

Focal point is a term that photographers and photography blogs throw around continually. “Create a focal point,” it’s said, “it should be the first and last place the eye goes in your image.” That’s true, of course, but like most important things it’s easier said than done. A strong focal point is better thought of as the punctuation at the end of a carefully composed sentence. You need to know not only what makes the best single focal point, but also how to compose the sentence that precedes it....

When it comes to processing our images, there are all kinds of weird and crazy techniques out there. This is an interesting Lightroom one from Pye Jirsa over at SLR Lounge, which he calls “Dark Mode”. It allows you to quickly and easily draw a distinction between the lit areas you want to highlight, and the shadowy areas, without sending them to pure black. It’s an approach I’d not seen before....

When you’re shooting close-ups or macro you often find yourself at f/16 and still not getting enough depth of field. So that’s when focus stacking can be a really useful tool. It sounds complicated and there are lots of in-depth tutorials telling you that you need x,y and z special equipment to make it work. But it actually doesn’t have to be that complicated, particularly if you just want to get the whole of a glass in focus for example....

Strip modifiers like LitePipe P and SaberStrip are applicable for portrait photography, both indoors and outdoors. But according to Joe Edelman, their biggest flaw is their price, which he considers too high for something you’ll use only occasionally. So, he came up with his own DIY version of a daylight-balanced strip modifier. It’s easy to build, useful for portraits both in the studio and on location – and it costs around $50in material....