Having returned to South Africa, his birth country, after a lengthy period of time living and studying abroad, freelance photographer, Daniel Cuthbert was amazed to see how middle class South Africa has ignored a whole sub-culture of people who live, work and play on the streets of their biggest metropoles.
So, after settling in Durban, Cuthbert, armed with a camera and loads of curiosity, resolved to capture briefly the lives of people we often pass by but rarely think twice about. The People of Durban.

For more about Daniel Cuthbert’s photography visit his blog: Verbal Hmmm

16 March 2009

 

nykfist

Excellent portraits here, and an informative interview as well. I hope to see more of your projects in the future, you are definitely a photographer to watch out for.

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16 March 2009

 

mzama

wat

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7 May 2009

 

Paul Indigo

Really enjoyed this series of images and your talk on how you approached the subject. Found you on Lightstalkers, which I’ve just joined.

Intrigued by your choice of time of day to photograph this series with flat overhead light.

All the best,
Paul

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