position:local photographer

The vanished East End – in pictures
▻https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/gallery/2018/feb/13/east-end-in-colour-london-david-granick
David Granick’s shots from the 1960s and 70s capture a fading world. Local photographer Chris Dorley-Brown talks us through these evocative images

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‘This was during the building of two tower blocks and a shopping area that replaced some run-down housing south of Commercial Road in Whitechapel,’ says Dorley-Brown. ‘There’s a possible difference of opinion going on here’
#photographie

It Snowed in the Sahara and the Photos Are Breathtaking
▻https://earther.com/it-snowed-in-the-sahara-and-the-photos-are-breathtaking-1821884950

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On Sunday, snow fell in one of the most unlikely places on Earth. Ain Sefra, an Algerian town in the #Sahara #Desert, got a couple inches of the white stuff. It clung to the dunes for an hour and a half before melting. The Atlas Mountains that ring the town saw snow stick around a bit longer according to Zinnadine Hashas, a local photographer who captured the scenes.

#neige

The everyday lives of African immigrants living in South Africa
▻http://africasacountry.com/the-everyday-lives-of-african-immigrants-living-in-south-africa

The experience of African immigrants living in South Africa has previously been portrayed through images of violence, deportation and police brutality. Local photographer, #Sydelle_Willow_Smith, attempts to challenge these visual stereotypes in her exhibition Soft Walls (the show runs till April 2nd at The #Market_Photo_Workshop in Johannesburg), by depicting everyday scenes that, seemingly, […]

#PHOTOGRAPHY #Cape_Town #xenophobia #Zambia #Zimbabwe

Under Nelson Mandela Boulevard—A Story About #Cape_Town’s Tanzanian #stowaways
▻http://africasacountry.com/under-nelson-mandela-boulevard-a-story-about-cape-towns-tanzanian-s

It was mid-2011 when I first heard about the community of Tanzanian stowaways living under Nelson Mandela Boulevard at the foot of Cape Town, where the high rise buildings end and the docklands begin. #David_Southwood was the guy who knew about them, a local photographer with a penchant, to quote his writer friend Ivan […]

#PHOTOGRAPHY #Sean_Christie #South_Africa #Tanzania