World Press Photo winner appeals for Anton Hammerl's release
South African photographer Jodi Bieber has appealed to the international photography community to help spread the word about fellow countryman Anton Hammerl, a photographer that has been detained in Libya since 05 April
Author: Mikko Takkunen
09 May 2011 Tags: World press photoLibya
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