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... on the market in Cape Town: a beggar – unfortunately one of many |
... on the market in Cape Town: vendor of "Milie" (sweet corn) |
... on the market in Cape Town: vendor of sweets with granddaughter |
... in the streets of Cape Town: a couple |
... in the streets of Cape Town: another couple |
... in the streets of Cape Town: children |
... in and on the streets of Cape Town: a guttersnipe |
... in the Malays´ district of Cape Town: a boy |
... in Cape Town at Waterfront Faith Stevens, 17, from Mitchells Plain |
Beautiful name, "Faith", suits her. Should
she ever become a photo model: I’m the one who discovered her!!! |
... in the Golden Arrow bus to Khayelitsha Patricia Mrumbu from Khayelitsha |
... in the Golden Arrow bus to Khayelitsha Zizi Gqoloza from Guguleto |
... in the Golden Arrow bus to Khayelitsha Zizis granddaughter |
... in the Golden Arrow bus to Khayelitsha Zizi and Anja |
... in the Golden Arrow bus to Khayelitsha "Hugo" from Khayelitsha |
Hugo wrote down his surname for us as well, though
absolutely unreadable. |
... on her way to school in Khayelitsha Shumi Nomveliso |
She didn't tell us that her name was Shumi, but it
was written on her exercise book -easily legible on the 6x7 original slide.
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... in front of the Community Hall in Khayelitsha "vivid" children |
I'm not Michael Jackson, but for many of the children
here seeing a white man is something rather special. |
... in the "Full Stop"-restaurant Terry Mack, owner |
He offered us breakfast, even though it was actually
too late. Thanks! |
... in the "Full Stop"-restaurant Valery Booysen |
And Valery prepared and served it! Thanks to you as
well! |
... at the BP-petrol station in "PE" hoover staff |
"PE" means "Port Elizabeth", but
most people simply say PE. |
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