All posts tagged "photography"

Young Egyptian photographer Mai Ayman created a photo essay titled ‘People of Cairo’ about the various individuals...

Award-winning Kenyan photographer Richard Allela released a photo series beautifully capturing the African hero King Pano who...

A Danish tourist couple who recently visited Egypt engaged in sexual intercourse on top of one of...

As we approach the end of November, the first edition of Cairo Photo Week is getting ready...

The second edition of “Something Else: Off Biennale”, an international contemporary art exhibition, will take place at...

A casual trip to downtown Cairo, you’ll see an abundance of mannequins wearing colourful clothes behind glass windows...

In parallel with the week-long Egyptian-French forum ‘Making the Sustainable City’, bringing together a host of local and...

It is sometimes said that the role of artists is to attempt to express what their society...

For thirty years, Karina Al Piaro’s life was spent between London and Egypt’s Nile River. Despite being...

Photos by Nour Khalid Hassan Berlin is known for its multicultural diversity that allows the German capital...

Photography has always been a form of stating reality. It’s the window through which people can look...

Photography and content by Hana Gamal (@hanaperlas) With all its imperfections, there is something about Egypt that makes me...

Street photography that captures people’s daily lives is far from easy in Egypt. Years of state control,...

Egyptians gathered all around the country to celebrate Sham El-Nessim, which literally translates to “smelling the breeze”...

By Nada Deyaa’, Daily News Egypt Locals handle Egyptian pounds on a daily basis, but few see...

Two Egyptian photographers launched Ballerinas of Cairo to unite Cairo’s dance and photography communities while also capturing the city’s...

By Alex Liddington-Cox “I don’t expect the business to flourish. I’m not doing it for that actually. I’m...