All posts tagged "photography"

As the summer vacation comes to an end, Egyptians recap on their vacations differently. While some share...

After five years of being solely known as the sidekicks of an evil mastermind, Minions have taken...

In an era when information is of grand value, what often predominate are false stereotypes. Fueled by...

By Nayera Yasser Backpacking around the country might be a dream that only a few can afford....

The only reason anyone would bend to pick something up from among sidewalk trash is if it is...

It’s difficult to imagine what it must have been like in Gaza during last summer’s 50-day war....

By Muhamad Nour, FORMA Photos The Palace of Prince Muhammad Ali is considered a masterpiece of Art....

Afghanistan is often portrayed as a war-torn country which only knows destruction, poverty and human rights abuses....

British graffiti legend Banksy, known for his street art that is often political in nature, has gone...

Photography is often considered a costly hobby exclusive to those who can afford it. For 15-year-old school...

In sharp contrast to the greys and browns that dominate downtown Cairo, at the corner of Talat...

He holds his head as his face fills with grief. He stares with disbelief as his only...

At least 800,000 Egyptians are blind, according to a report by the Egyptian Ministry of Health published...

Cairenes have been rediscovering and sharing the Egyptian capital’s urban heritage by images on an interactive wall....

For the past three years, Egypt has been presented as a country filled with political and economic...

Cairo-based visual artist, Nermine Hammam, visited a mental hospital in Egypt in 2009 to expose the lives...

By Mohamed Khairat, Editor-in-Chief, EgyptianStreets.com While many have strayed away from Egypt since the 2011 revolution, Bieke...