Annabel Moeller’s 30-year career has chronicled the human condition and perseverance. From photographs of major productions around the world to documenting current affairs, conflict and its aftermath, her extraordinary body of work charts a career defined by her sense of adventure. Ami Bouhassane, curator of a new show of Moeller’s works at Farleys House & Gallery, discussed five images from the exhibition with the photographer and brings you their stories below
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