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A book about the happiness and sadness of southern Africa. A collection of situations, incidents, thoughts, and self-humour. The ridiculous, the whimsical, the serious and the sad. Obie Oberholzer writes like he photographs; undaunted with rough edges, with sadness and gladness but most of all, with hope. Featuring stories spanning over 44 years, this is Obie Oberholzer's 15th book.

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Petrus Cornelius Jacobus ""Obie"" Oberholzer (born 1947) is a South African photographer. Oberholzer was born on a small farm outside Pretoria, South Africa. He studied graphic design at Stellenbosch University in the 1960s, and photography at the Bavarian State Institute of Photography in Munich, Germany, in the early 1970s. He returned to Germany in 1979 for his master's degree in photography. In between he worked for the Deutsche Condor Film, as a commercial photographer and as a lecturer at the Natal Technikon. He has published numerous coffee table books documenting his African travels.

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