Rodger Bosch has worked as a professional freelance photographer for 19 years, primarily as a photojournalist. Over the years, he has photographed the joy and pain of South Africa emerging from apartheid. First, the early democracy with its most celebrated President, African leader and world statesman Nelson Mandela. Then, Presidents Thabo Mbeki, Kgalema Motlanthe, and the current rearranging of the political landscape with President Jacob Zuma.

Rodger has shot assignments for a variety of international publications, including Stern Magazine, Esquire, New York Times, Newsweek, Facts (Swiss), The Times (UK), and has worked in eight African countries. He is also a “stringer” for Agence France Presse (AFP) in southern Africa, and does a range of work for local agencies, book publishers, NGOs and a local publications.

Rodger also does a range of corporate photography, timelapse, and film stills.

His documentary projects and exhibitions include those on dance, community savings or micro-lending, and landmines.

Rodger is based in Cape Town.


"Light, space, and people's stories, are the cues that move me to pick up my camera."                                    

 
 
          

EMAIL: dodge@netactive.co.za           


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