In this episode of Kampala Mode, we sit down with fashion and commercial photographer Giulio Molfese to hear the unexpected journey that brought him from war zones in Europe to the vibrant, peaceful beauty of Uganda. Initially coming to Uganda with friends for a change of scenery, Giulio was blown away by the country’s nature and charm. What started as a short visit turned into a life-changing stay. He opened up about how his love for photography evolved—from conflict and war photography to capturing portraits and high-fashion imagery. After an inspiring shoot with Sylvia Namutebi, he transitioned into portrait and fashion photography, carving out a niche in Kampala’s creative scene. He also reflects on his viral photo of Veronica, why he doesn’t enjoy commercial photography as much, how Instagram has shaped his creative process, and his views on the growing use of AI in the photography industry. If you’ve ever wondered how a career can pivot, or how a single trip can reshape your life, Giulio’s story is one worth hearing.
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