Boniface Mwangi shares his photography rate card

Boniface Mwangi is one of the very few Kenyans who wears many hats of professions and it’s safe he’s a jack of all trades and a master of them all.

Among the many “trades” Boniface Mwangi is involved in, he is involved in one professional trade which happens to be his passion that is photography and he’s one of the very few if not the only Kenyan photographer who took the photos of the PEV(post-election violence) the way it went down without any filters whatsoever.

Boniface Mwangi is something else.

The majority of Kenyans can’t wait to see him in a political position of power so that he can represent them to the best of his ability and of course, help Kenyans fight corruption from within than without which he has been doing for years now.

When it’s all said and done, Kenyans wants Boniface Mwangi to represent them even if it’s in one constituency at a time.

That’s neither here nor there because it’s in the public domain that he could make a good leader when he’s given a chance to become one.

Boniface Mwangi, on social media finally opened up about his rate card on photography when one Twitter user asked him about the same.

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Boniface Mwangi who said that he doesn’t take weddings and birthday gigs any longer because of his reasons disclosed his rate and surprisingly, he is quite affordable since his work which always speaks volume is always above par and every single professional photo he’s ever taken usually has an interesting story behind it and that’s a major win in photography if nothing else in the profession is.

The multi-talented Boniface Mwangi also disclosed that he only takes commercial and documentary photography and nothing else but of course depending on the scope of work.

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Apparently Boniface Mwangi charges KShs. 70,000 a day for his professional photography services.

“I don’t do party or wedding photos, that happened to me many years ago.” Boniface Mwangi said in part.

“I do commercial and documentary photography, my day rate starts at $700 upwards depending on the scope of work.”