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Roger Scott
His father's commitment to the anti-war movement was a major influence on Scott, and this led to a powerful series on the anti-Vietnam war demonstrations. These encapsulated the highly-charged emotions of the times, and have become amongst the most recognised images of the period.
In the mid 1970s Scott was awarded a Visual Arts Board grant that enabled him to travel to America. He went on to establish his own business as a documentary photographer and specialist printer of black-and-white work.
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