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Dale Yudelman (b. 1958) is a South African photographer whose work has been shown in galleries internationally. He started his professional career in 1979, as a staff photographer for The Star.^[1] Yudelman's father, an amateur photographer, inspired his career choice. During the 1986 apartheid riots, Yudelman moved to London and Los Angeles, where he continued to work and exhibit work.^[1] Much of his work explores the urban environments he inhabits, addressing needs for social change and human rights.^[2] His work addresses the changing face of South Africa and the world.