Framing Change Images
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This document discusses a photography exhibit called "Framing Change" that featured photos of street children in difficult survival situations, as well as portraits of the photographers. The exhibit was displayed at the Brighton Photo Fringe in 2012 and included photos copyrighted to Munyesi Moses, Opio Joseph, and Anna Stafford that year.
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- 1. We've tried to change our characters but street life is still in our blood. © Munyesi Moses 2012 / Framing Change
- 2. Survival of the fittest in the streets for street children. © Opio Joseph 2012 / Framing Change
- 3. © Anna Stafford 2012
- 4. © Anna Stafford 2012
- 5. © Anna Stafford 2012
- 6. Display of ‘Framing Change’ at the Brighton Photo Fringe © Anna Stafford 2012