Born: Port Elizabeth, 1975. Resides and works in Johannesburg. Studied photography at the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University and the Peninsula Technicon. Competitions: Finalist, Absa L?Atelier 2009; AGFA Youth International Photojournalism Publication, 1999; Finalist, Mondi Magazine Awards, 2005. He attended a workshop at the Vevey School of Photography, Switzerland in 2010, and was a judge at the Loerie Awards 2010. Permanent Collection: Beyond Walmer at Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Museum.
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Marc Shoul
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