Last year, I’d blogged about my respect for the emergency services and the tough situations they face as they do their job. I’d decided on creating a project that looked at the work they did, the stresses and general
During the final, bloody days of South African apartheid, four remarkable young men–photographers, friends and rivals–sometimes banded together to lessen the danger as they covered the violence erupting in the townships.
Facing oppression and murderous attacks, the Bushman population soon dwindled from several million to less than 100,000. Many of the Bushman people today have not only lost rights to land, they have lost their rights as a people.
75, is a daily collaborative photographic project by Lebogang Nkoane. It is an idea derived from Sinah Ntholi Nkoane, a photography – journal he has been running for five years or so.
The Afrikaner “selfwerksaamheid” (“self reliance”) approach to life is strictly observed and followed in Orania. Afrikaners fill all jobs from management to labour, and man all services such as schools and shops. Emphasis is placed upon a communal way of
Abraham Onoriode Oghobase is a Nigerian photographer and artist who is currently exploring the issues faced by humans and their emotions. His ‘The Tunnel’ project looks at those who call The Katamantu train station home in Ghana.
Customising your Leica is almost akin to Marmite: you either love it or hate it. The leather on both my Leica M6 and M8 had seen better days. To be honest, the vulcanite on the M8 was always a big [...]
Posted May 04, 2013 by Daniel
A while back I was contacted by the photo editor for Youth Vision, a print magazine in China, about them running with my ‘Afrikaner’ project. What was pretty exciting about this prospect was the thought that my work [...]
Posted Jan 02, 2013 by Daniel
Back in 2010, I shot stills for a local production called Otelo Burning. Whilst it was a great time on set, I’d forgotten about the movie until a Google [...]
Posted Mar 12, 2012 by Daniel