Freetown native Isreal Prince Williams decided to follow his passion for the arts by pursuing a Creative Arts and Innovation degree at Limkokwing University.  

Isreal first fell in love with photography watching his grandfather capture special family moments. It then became his dream to pursue the craft despite expectations and societal pressures.

His experience in the field has allowed him to develop a technique for combining photography, storytelling, and digital media. From growing up in Brookfield’s, to exploring the countryside of Sierra Leone, Isreal uses photography to understand his personal experiences in relation to the world around him. Through photography, he aims to shed light on complex social issues and visually communicate that which is often overlooked.

Pursing his dreams as a creative professional, he has worked with noted companies and organisations such as Warehouse Magazine, Barri Starz Musiq , Lynx Studio, Gill and Co,  S/L Entertainment as a D.O.P and a Manager, Save the Children, USAID, Defence For Children International (DCI), Free Press Unlimited, Presidential Recovery Priorities, EXCEL Sierra Leone and PowerWomen232. When he’s not creating his own work, Isreal mentors and trains up and coming photographers helping other artists to successfully achieve their goals.