Egyptian Street Photography: A Cairo Costermonger with His Cart and Donkey

by Melinda Eliza Sabo
( July 28th, 2011 )

Cairo was the first city where I experimented with street photography.  Looking back, I see now that it was the city herself who inspired me to a new boldness for exploration. Walking Cairo’s bustling streets, I peeled away the layers of tourist Egypt and got at the …

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Global Snapshot: Egyptian Sunrise on the Banks of the Nile – Alone at The Edge of the World

by Melinda Eliza Sabo
( May 15th, 2011 )

Egypt, Horus[Statue of Horus, Valley of the Kings – Egypt – January 2003]
It’s amazing what memories can be conjured up by a photo.  When I look through my images of Egpyt, vivid visions of mystery descend and I’m filled …

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Learning From Mistakes #3: When to Use Your Eyes and When to Use Your Camera

by Melinda Eliza Sabo
( May 12th, 2011 )

The next time you visit an iconic tourist attraction, take a moment to watch other tourists’ photography habits.  Stand with your back against the Great Wall of China.  Rest on a bench and peer up at the Statue of Liberty.  Sit on the steps of the Sydney Opera House.  No …

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