Karim Sahai: Images of Keb Mo

Thursday, 20 April 2006, 10:04 am
Article: Karim Sahai

Karim Sahai: Images of Keb Mo

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Wellington digital photographer and Scoop contributor Karim Sahai was at last night's Keb Mo concert where he captured these images of Mr Mo.

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