Gil Garcetti Photos: Water Is Key

Gil Garcetti once was LA's District Attorney, but he's always been a photographer. In his fifth book and a new exhibition at UCLA Fowler Museum, Garcetti puts his photos to work, on a mission to bring clean water to Africa. Join him in conversation with journalist and photographer Sara Terry.

By Sara Terry • Oct 9, 2007 • 1 min read

Gil Garcetti once was LA's District Attorney, but he's always been a photographer. In his fifth book and a new exhibition at UCLA Fowler Museum, Garcetti puts his photos to work, on a mission to bring clean water to Africa. Join him in conversation with journalist and photographer Sara Terry.

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Gil Garcetti Photos: Water Is Key

Gil Garcetti once was LA's District Attorney, but he's always been a photographer. In his fifth book and a new exhibition at UCLA Fowler Museum, Garcetti puts his photos to work, on a mission to bring clean water to Africa. Join him in conversation with journalist and photographer Sara Terry.

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Gil Garcetti Photos: Water Is Key

Gil Garcetti once was LA's District Attorney, but he's always been a photographer. In his fifth book and a new exhibition at UCLA Fowler Museum, Garcetti puts his photos to work, on a mission to bring clean water to Africa. Join him in conversation with journalist and photographer Sara Terry.

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