Misan Harriman on Meghan Markle, Gaza and shooting for Vogue
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Misan Harriman on Meghan Markle, Gaza and shooting for Vogue
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Misan Harriman went from picking up a camera for the first time aged 40, to becoming one of the most influential photographers of his generation.
In 2020, his images of the Black Lives Matter protests went viral, capturing a historic moment of resistance and solidarity. He was also commissioned by Meghan Markle to take her second pregnancy announcement portrait and made history as the first Black photographer to shoot the cover for British Vogue's acclaimed September issue
For Harriman, photography is more than an art form - it’s activism. In this episode of Ways to Change the World, he talks to Krishnan Guru-Murthy about using his platform to challenge injustice, why he believes media coverage of major global issues - including the Israel-Palestine conflict - can fuel division rather than understanding, and why he wants to inspire the next generation to make a difference..
Produced by Silvia Maresca.