By Marwa Morgan, Daily News Egypt Goats and sheep scatter around the horizon as the sun spreads it rays over the short green grass patches, which decorate the yellow sand of the desert and the mountain at Saint Catherine. The magic of the place has haunted the photographer, Rehab ElDalil, and inspired her to produce “Catherine Exists”, a photography project with a social cause. ElDalil has worked on the project since 2010, when she was an applied arts student. As she used to go and study in Saint Catherine, she got closer to the people there, felt responsible towards them and decided to help, she said. “There are non-commercial spots that most Egyptians do not even know about,” she said. “Only Mount Catherine and Mount Moses are well-known.” These “non commercial” spots do not only lack recognition, but they also lack services, she said. Residents of Saint Catherine do not have access to medical support, she said. They use available herbs in most cases, while severe cases have to be taken to Suez or even Cairo. “If someone has a bad tooth they have to go to Cairo,” ElDalil stated….
