Rob Duker, a dutch man, works out of Port Elizabeth, South Africa, and accepts commissions locally and nationally. High quality photographs can be used to represent your business and your products visually. He has been up and running since 1976 and have built up a sound reputation and a wide client base.
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David Prior
David Prior is located in Cape Town and is one of South Africa’s most creative and awarded photographers. He studied photography at Nelson Mandela University in Port Elizabeth, South Africa. He is active as and advertising photographer.
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Jan Ras
Jan Ras’s passion for photography led him to study the genre at Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University in Port Elizabeth, South Africa. After completing his studies, he travelled extensively for a few years while working as photographer in the tourism industry. Jan moved to Cape Town in 2000 and worked as freelance photographer before joining Media24’s Creative Living magazines in 2004. He is currently employed on a contract basis by New Media Publishing’s photographic studios and is also available for freelance work. Jan specialises in food, décor, beauty and fashion.
Watch out for his feature on Red Location Museum in the May 2013 issue of VISI Magazine.
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Dirk Moggee
Dirk Moggee is based in Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape, South Africa and studied at the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, obtaining his national diploma in photography. Moggee specializes in landscape photography.
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Gerhardt Coetzee
Gerhardt Coetzee studied photography at Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University. He completed a major project for his photography degree on the issue of white poverty in Coronation Park, South Africa.
His latest series documents the the Kempton Park Hospital which was abandoned, fully equipped, in 1997. Bureaucratic indecision and tender wars have kept it unused for fourteen years, costing the South African taxpayers over R800 000 a year to safeguard. The series emphasises the crushing failure of civilisation to evolve beyond the labyrinth of self-interest and highlights what might have been.