Indie print publication and platform featuring and
celebrating African Photographers since 2014
What?
African Lens serves as an
open window to the world
of African Photographers.
Shinning light on the
beauty, rich and diverse
culture of Africans both in
the Motherland and abroad
How?
Independent print publication, website & Instagram page, featuring African photographers both in the motherland
and across the diaspora. Sharing the diverse, balanced and true story of Africa.
We love them…
…because they offer us pictures taken by Africans and not Westerners. This allows us to witness a changed narrative and to get to know both the continent as well as their people better.
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African Lens Publication (@africanlens.co)
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African Lens Website: Staple for African Photographers
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