Ulman, the nomadic cameraman illuminating Harare’s beauty

FROM the days of analogue photography, Zimbabweans have been familiar with photographers who resist being confined to the studio and are constantly moving from one place to another.

With a strong emphasis on their equipment, they were called cameramen, a term that is still widely used. Eugene Ulman is one such nomadic cameraman who has been photographing people and places from Maputo to Johannesburg, Addis, and going as far as Cairo in Egypt.

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