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// September 8th, 2005 // No Comments » // World Issues

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// September 8th, 2005 // No Comments » // World Issues

Pictures taken from my apartment on Tahir Square of a rally for Ayman Nour the leader of al-Ghad (Tomorrow) party. He is the youngest and most controversial challenger, a lawyer and journalist who is the favourite of all educated students I have met in Cairo thus far.

Instamatic Focal Point: Washington, US

// June 23rd, 2005 // No Comments » // Travel

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Capturing History

// March 4th, 2005 // 4 Comments » // World Issues

This is for drake who claims my blog is a spiritless void lacking even a single picture.

I took this photo outside the “House of Terror Museum” in Budapest- an incredible education on the regimes of terror that tore through Hungary last century. Part of history that too often has no voice.

To see photos that truly capture the essence of history unfolding around
us check the World Press Photo of the Year.