Spying on My Estranged Father
Artist Jessamyn Lovell told Jo Fidgen why she decided to become a private investigator.
Artist Jessamyn Lovell turned her camera on her estranged father. She told Jo Fidgen why she decided to become a private investigator.
Roya Mahboob thought of computers as magic boxes when she was growing up in Afghanistan. As a girl, she was also not encouraged to work in tech. So she decided to set up her own company - and employed mainly women.
South African divers Craig Foster and Ross Frylinck dive into the kelp forests just off Cape Town. They told Outlook's Mohammed Allie about the magical underworld there.
Image: Jessamyn Lovell with her camera
Credit: Noor-un Nisa Touchon
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