I remember that when I was little, like 9 - 10 years old, mama bought me the Bible for kids :). I was so fascinated with this book and I was reading it with all pleasure imagining all the stories that were written there, helped by the images from the Bible.
Because it was as I said to you - Bible for kids, all the stories were written in the most easy and understandable way, with simple, common words and the stories were short, maximum 1 page and on the other page was the image... the image that was presenting the most important part from the story.
In the beginning of the Bible, there was a previous page with comments and 1 special comment remain in my heart until today: "A picture worth 1000 words". That time too, I was little to understand the meaning of this line, but I kept it in my mind and with every year I grew up, I started to discover more and more the meaning of this: "A picture worth 1000 words".
By the way... I still have the Bible for kids today too :) after 20 years I still have it and it waits for me all the time I want to remember about the moments when I was a child... well, according to my beloved husband, I am still a child today too... his child ^__^.
So today I want to tell you a story of thousands of words... but in images. Today you will see the people of Egypt as I see them, as I feel them, as others see and feel them too. Today you will "read" the stories of the Egyptians... Egyptians from the cities, Egyptians from the country, young Egyptians, old Egyptians, Egyptians kids, Egyptian Women, Egyptian men, Egyptian workers, Egyptian wives, Egyptians daughters and mothers... Egyptians all over Egypt.
Ready my Reader for your new journey?
Shopkeeper in the Aswan Bazaar |
Wedding Party Circa 1930 |
Bedouin Lunch with Tourists |
Bedouin Woman in the Sinai |
Donkey's Just Don't Care About Time |
Camel Police of Giza |
Girl on a Bench (Aswan) |
Snooze |
Snake Charmer |
Young Lady of the Khan |
Entertainer at Festival |
Bedouin Wash Day |
Teens, Old and New |
Towheed Ramy, Founder of Egyptian Multimedia |
Alabaster Worker at Luxor |
Boy and Donkey in the Bahariya Oasis |
Band at the Sheraton |
Making Bread at the Gezirah Sheraton |
Bread Maker |
Good day for boys |
Boys and their transportation |
Whirling Dervish |
Fishing on the Nile |
Relaxing in Kom Ombo |
Girl and her transportation |
Egyptian Folk Dance |
Belly dancer |
A very Young Gamal Nasser |
Egyptiand teen |
Night fishing (that's what I call a "catch") |
Egyptian eyes |
Mummy of Henttawy |
A very friendly coffee owner |
Old times Egyptian coffee shop |
Umm Kalthum & Sphinx |
Young fisherman |
3 Bedouin girls |
Sugar Cane Farmer |
Street vendor |
Egyptian cafeteria |
Shaded Guide |
Women Students at Cairo University |
Luxor |
Luxor market |
Siwan Men Gather Together |
Norman de Garis Davies |
Camel Trader |
The Ritual of Shai |
Tea Break Siwa Style |
Bishops Celebrate Coptic Christmas |
Courtyard Color |
Woman on a Felucca |
Bedouin Hospitality |
Fishing in the Nile |
Bedouin Shepherdess |
Bartender in Downtown Cairo |
Heading to the Field |
Quiet Contemplation |
We had a jeep here somewhere |
Old times Whirling Dervish |
Playing the Rababa |
Antiquities Guard Abdul Maugoud |
How Big is the Oasis? |
Tea Break |
Joyous Schoolgirls |
Street Scene |
Stone cutter |
Little girl from Sinai |
Players at Dendera Temple |
Wash Day |
Young Girl and her Goat |
Copper Artisan |
Girl in bazaar |
Date Harvest |
Young Goat Herder |
Shoeshine Man |
Benha Schoolgirl |
Camel Diving |
Making a Living on the Nile |
Asleep on the Job |
Sheik Hussein Abd el Rassuhl1910 - 1997 Notation: The last survivor of the Howard Carter Party, cursed by the mummy to live 87 years! |
Time Out Along the Nile |
T. E. Lawrence Rides Again |
Waiting for the President |
Yam Vendor in Cairo |