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South Africa 

During a period of around five years, on and off, I went to South Africa to work on different projects through photo, documentary filmmaking and tourism. The first time I came to South Africa was through studies at the Red Cross’ school in Stockholm.

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I became absorbed by the country's vulnerable history. I was lucky enough to meet people who were very welcome and open, and brought me to different areas of Cape Town. I had the opportunity to experience many unforgettable meetings with people, whose stories touched me in different ways. All the impressions in this country full of contrasts – beautiful landscapes, poverty in townships, gated communities, the history of apartheid and the strive to become a rainbow nation – have caused me never to stop being curious about this country.

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Here you can see some of my photos from South Africa, and you can also see my films Reggie,  Life goes on and Your Vision Your Will. 

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Below: My photos of people I met in a squatter camp in Kensington, Cape Town

Below: A view over a village near Cape Town. 

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Below:  Inside homes in a squatter camp in Kensington, Cape Town. 

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south africa The photo is taken inside a home in a squatter camp in Kensington, Cape Town. Photo: Anna Larsson
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