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ERNEST COLE AT TAT E MODERN Images Burnt into My Mind BY LINDOKUHLE SOBEKWA Ernest Cole, South Africa’s first Black freelance photographer, took powerful photographs that revealed life under apartheid to the world. Here, a fellow photographer from a different generation recalls how Cole’s work inspired him 62

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ERNEST COLE AT TAT E MODERN

Images Burnt into My Mind

BY LINDOKUHLE SOBEKWA

Ernest Cole, South Africa’s first Black freelance photographer, took powerful photographs that revealed life under apartheid to the world. Here, a fellow photographer from a different generation recalls how Cole’s work inspired him

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