Scots-born photographer Albert Watson poses in front of one of his artworks during a preview of the exhibition, Albert Watson – Visions Feat.
Cotton Made in Africa, in Hamburg, Germany.
The show displays images taken by the renowned celebrity photographer on a trip to Benin as part of the Cotton Made in Africa (CmiA) initiative. Watson, from Dalkeith, spent two weeks recording day-to-day life in the west African country and documenting the work of CmiA, which is an aid by trade scheme developed to help smallholder farmers.
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