All posts tagged "photography"

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...

: For many tourists, Egypt’s chaotic beauty is hard to miss: from the constant car horns to...

One of the most important, but often overlooked, aspect of everyday life across the world is transport....

Around 30 kilometers away from Helwan resides more than 400 brick factories with around 150 laborers working...

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...