Kamba Who
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Kamba is a Danish-Kenyan photographer and art director whose work lives at the intersection of raw emotion, thoughtful composition, and visual storytelling. Rooted in both editorial style and documentary sensitivity, her images reveal human presence in all its contrasts — delicate yet bold, still yet dynamic.
With over a decade of experience in art direction and visual communication, Kamba brings an intuitive sense of aesthetics to every frame. Her camera is a way of connecting worlds, cultures, and perspectives. Whether she’s capturing a quiet moment in the jungle, a fashion editorial in the city, or a branded shoot for a global client, her approach remains the same: honest and intentional.
Her portfolio spans street and fashion photography, travel and reportage, lifestyle, branding, and conceptual visuals. What ties it all together is her eye for light, movement, and truth — a cinematic vision that transforms everyday moments into something lasting.
Clients include names like Tom Ford, Balmain, Acne Studios, Leica, Diesel, Coach, Clarins, Forbes, and Vogue — but her most meaningful work often unfolds in unexpected places: on the road, in conversation, in the golden in-between moments.
Currently based in Zürich and often traveling across continents, Kamba works with clients worldwide who are drawn to visuals that feel human, artistic, and alive.
For commission and freelance work contact: kambavisuals@gmail.com
Published in
Forbes Magazine, Vogue Italia, Vogue Arabia, L’Officiel Homme Italy, Leica Courrier, Lucy’s Magazine, Who What Wear UK, Financial Express, Lastest Magazine, Volant Mag, Flow Mag, Shuba Magazine, Féroce Magazine, Picton Magazine, 20min Newspaper and Online, Nau Media, Tages Anzeiger…
Press
AGENCIES Camerapress, Wirz Communications
BRANDS Leica, Forbes, Tom Ford, Balmain, Coach, Acne Studios, Clarins, Winston, Diesel, Who What Wear UK, Zalando, AnOnlyChild, PatBo, Pam Hogg…
Selected Clients
2023 Zürich, Switzerland / Leica Store Zürich - “ Mit der SL2 an der Milan Fashion Week ”
2019 Berlin, Germany / Theaterhaus Mitte - “Identities” in collaboration with collapse to fraction