Peek.Fotos.

Writing

José Saramago, the Nobel-laureate Portuguese novelist, poet, playwright and journalist recalled [of his grandfather who suffered a str...
When eating Chinese food Khartoum style (or anywhere else)

When in a Chinese restaurant, you cannot just order a few dishes. You need to order as much as you can however many people there are. Th...
Preparing for goodbyes

"Ever has it been that love knows not its own depth until the hour of separation" - Kahlil Gibran Globalization tells me ...
Last day in Paris - La Tour Eiffel

Certainly one of the most recognisable structures in the world. Over the times I have visited Paris, I've never been inclined to go ...
How Ordinary

Magnum photographer Elliott Erwitt best known for his black and white candid shots of abusrdism in everyday life once said," To me, ph...
Senegal 2009

Sunset in Lompoul Writings in St. Louis This perhaps one of my favourites. This was taken whilst sitting at the back of a ...
How Ordinary - El Horreya

This is El Horreya in downtown Cairo. It's got everything you need in a baladi bar - lively atmosphere, legendary reputation and loads ...
How to get to Abyei

You might have heard of a place straddling North and South Sudan called Abyei . Tricky contested area. Part of the project I work for cover...
Throwback: Nuba Mountains

Throwback: This is taken on my first trip to Buram in November 2010, in an isolated village in Al Dar in South Kordofan. The villag...
Photo Essay on Sudan - Dominic Nahr

Dominic Nahr , a photojournalist, had a recent photo essay capturing what's going on in the Nuba Mountains. It hit me how much I have g...