JRMC Photo Gallery: Exhibit Captures the Horrors, Hopes of War
The sounds of the camera’s shutter clicked in sync with the sniper’s rifle going off and, soon enough, documentary photographer
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Photography
Perhaps more than print, images have had the potential to transform the world. From wartime photography to prison portraitures to snapshots of poverty and decay, certain images have mobilized public grievances. But they’ve also captured moments of celebration, of victory and of triumph. Photographs paradoxically speak for themselves, but also let you speak through them. This is why The Caravan is dedicated to maintaining an ardent commitment to photojournalism as well.
Uncovering Family Affairs
By: Salma Abouelwafa @salmaabouelwaf Photographer: Sophia Mattar “Keep it in the Family”, a student photo exhibit that dares to explore private family
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From Graffiti to the Podcast: Keeping Egyptian History Alive
By: Leila Abdellatif @Leilayasser101 AUC’s Tahrir Square campus, which bore witness to the 2011 January 25 uprising and indeed decades
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A Tale of Cairo’s 1,000 Minarets
By: Nadra El-Beblawy, Mohamed El-Kashef, Mohamed Osman & Ayman El-Attar Special to the Caravan From Cairo’s first mosque in 642,
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Through the Lens of Photographer Mohamed Mahdy
By: Aya Elsayed @AyaElsayad20 The 25-year-old photographer Mohamed Mahdy has always been passionate about people, the lives they lead, the
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مش لازم أسافر العالم علشان أحكي قصة
تقرير: نديم الضبع EldabeNadeem@ كان جوهر مقال المصور والمخرج الوثائقي محمد المهدي «وادي القمر» فكرة «مش لازم أسافر العالم علشان
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Capturing the Invisible, Lost in The Crowd
I capture their expression right when they’re talking or laughing or contemplating a response, trying to capture a glimpse of who they are and what drew me to them.
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Inside Out
His project compares an upper class family from the suburban belt in Cairo to lower socio-economic communities in the Manshiyat Nasser district.
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Egypt Wins!
Egyptians, from all corners of society, of all ages, take to the streets to celebrate the victory against Congo for the 2018 World Cup. Follow Joya El Aggar, as she captures these scenes of celebration on a much-needed night of national joy.
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