This South African Photographer is Changing How People See Black Spaces

        Photo: Kgomotso Neto
    

        This South African Photographer is Changing How People See Black Spaces
    Johannesburg-based photographer Kgomotso Neto captures life at street level. 
Sabelo Mkhabela
March 12, 2018
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This South African Photographer is Changing How People See Black Spaces

Johannesburg-based photographer Kgomotso Neto captures life at street level.

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