“Apartheid sharpened my wish and need to probe with a camera. But when apartheid ended, I wasn’t suddenly at sea; I didn’t need an enemy to be a photographer in this country. During the apartheid years my primary concern was with values: what our values were, how we had arrived at them, and particularly how we expressed them. And once you start with that line of thinking, there is no break, there is a continuation. I am still concerned with what our values are, and how we are expressing them. And I am as disgusted with some of the values we have now as I was with some of the values we had under apartheid.”