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Ken Oosterbroek
Ken Oosterbroek (14 February 1963〔Marinovich and Silva, 38. '''Lots' replied Ken, who had been born on Valentine's Day.''〕〔Marinovich and Silva, 223. ''Ken would have turned 36 that day.'' in a meeting that took place in 1999.〕 – 18 April 1994), was a South African photojournalist and member of the Bang-Bang Club. He worked for ''The Star'' in Johannesburg, which was South Africa's biggest daily broadsheet. He won numerous photography awards for his work.
==Biography==
Oosterbroek initially struggled to get his start in photography, going from paper to paper trying to get a job based on photos he'd taken illegally during his military service in southern Angola. Years later, in 1989, he achieved his first success, winning the Ilford Award (South African Press Photographer of the Year). In reference to this, he wrote:And then in the morning this kind of emptiness or what-now feeling and it just wasn't so important anymore. I've got it, it's history, it's on record and now my head is free of a single-minded one-stop goal. Now I can really let it rip. Will somebody please give me a gap to let it rip? BUT, give me a break to shoot the real thing. Real, happening, life. Relevant work. Something to get the adrenaline up and the eyes peeled, the brain rolling over with possibilities and the potential for powerhouse pictures. I am a photographer. Set me free.〔The Bang Bang Club: Snapshots From a Hidden War, page 37.〕 He would be named South African Press Photographer of the Year again by 1991, and in August of that year he was chief photographer at ''The Star''.
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