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In photos: meet Cape Town’s street photographers

The photographers charge R15 per photo

We followed a group of street photographers who earn a living by capturing moments and portraits of people around Cape Town city centre and other suburbs. Photos: David Harrison
Growing up in Malawi, 27-year-old Muhsin Mandale and his brother were interested in photography since they were young. They moved to Johannesburg with their mother in 2015.
After matriculating, Mandale studied to become a homecare practitioner but ended up finding work as a petrol pump attendant at a local service station. There, he worked to buy his first camera in 2019.
“I loved photography. When I was very young, I would go to the studio with my brother where I saw the cameras and film. I became very interested and always…

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