Filip Claus built his reputation as a pioneering photographer during the time he worked for the De Morgen newspaper. His eye-catching portraits of Belgian politicians and gripping images of conflicts in south-eastern Europe, Africa and especially the Middle East are now an indelible part of our collective memory.
Even after he left the De Morgen newspaper, Claus remained active as a committed street photographer. He considers himself a guerrilla, with his camera as his only weapon. His images tell stories and are proof of his attention to detail.
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