Paul Weinberg is one of South Africas leading and best-known photographers. His latest book, Travelling Light, is published to coincide with an exhibition that reflects 25 years of Weinbergs photographic journey, from the 1970s to the present day. It begins in the streets of Joburg in the late 1970s and ends in the rural and desert landscapes of the new millennium. In his introduction, Weinberg reflects: When I began taking photographs it was in the context of a land divided. I now live in a country ostensibly united. Politically at least, we have come full circle. These photographs provide glimpses of life between the cracks before, after and while the political wheel was turning. They are about how people try to survive in so many different and extraordinary ways and the survival choices they make under often extreme conditions of hardship These images are also about how I as a photographer have interacted with these situations, the unconscious choices that I made in particular