Image credit: Alan Mackie.
The photos above are from Alan Mackie’s The Sons of Adam. He traveled to Egypt by chance in the late 1960s and fell in the love with the country, later living between Cairo and London over the next four decades.
You can read my review of The Sons of Adam for Majalla Magazine here.
Information is beautiful.
A visual representation of tweets/retweets at the time of the Egyptian revolution.
via Foreign Policy
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