Ken Light: 50 Years of Social Documentary Photography
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Ken Light reflects on 50 years of social documentary work in a new LensCulture interview, covering his books Soul City and Midnight La Frontera alongside his current role teaching photojournalism at UC Berkeley. The conversation draws on his book Witness In Our Time, which traces the history of documentary photography through the working lives of its practitioners.
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