Special Report Transcript Episode 78, Section 3, Time 13:07

Most of us remember the picture of the crying young man carrying the limp body of Hector Peterson on June 16 1976. That photograph captured some of the spirit of those times and became a symbol in itself. That is the power of a stills camera. While we on television can show the movement and sound, a photograph can freeze a special moment or face for us to look at over and over. Let’s turn our cameras on four award winning photographers who have captured many of the dramatic defining moments of the Truth Commission process.

Notes: Max du Preez

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