Ozier Muhammad Photojournalist
The woman in white was so carried away in moments of what appeared to be ecstasy, from a sermon she had just heard, danced in the street on her home with her friend Sinazo Makunge, in Alexandra Township (as they headed home the photographer tried to get her name and few words from her to no avail, she was in a moment that she would not let go). Ms. Makunge, was able to engage others: not so with the woman in white.
Sunday Worshippers, Alexandra Township South Africa
The woman in white was so carried away in moments of what appeared to be ecstasy, from a sermon she had just heard, danced in the street on her home with her friend Sinazo Makunge, in Alexandra Township (as they headed home the photographer tried to get her name and few words from her to no avail, she was in a moment that she would not let go). Ms. Makunge, was able to engage others: not so with the woman in white.

Being a Part of Events That Changed The World

Ozier Muhammad has worked more than 3 decades as a Photojournalist.

Sales

Most of the photographs are for sale, almost without exception. Some can be purchased directly from me, or through The New York Times, or Redux Pictures.

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Ozier Muhammad

917 439 0229

oziernyt@gmail.com

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212 556 4939

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