This is personal work which i need to do not only for myself but also for my family in Egypt. This is work in progress.
As my family in Egypt lost , in an instant, a son, hit by a drunk driver in Cairo.
Me and my husband went over to Egypt to support them and attend the “40th day” a day of remembrance.
The 40th day is a big ceremony in the Coptic Church in Nag Hamadi and this is the day that the mother will visit the grave for the first time…as she did not go to his burial.
The last few days i had some more time to work on older work and wanted to finish this before i head off again, which is to Gujarat, India in about 10 days.
This is a Corroboree which was held in October 2011, close to my hometown, but a very important Ceremony as me and many others do not want this gas Hub close to our town, which will destroy this unique place where we live in, which is called The Kimberley.
Broome, Western Australia 2011
Check out these great images from award winning photographer Ingetje Tadros, known for many fabulous photographs of culture and heritage, taken in the most remotest regions of Africa and Asia, now Australia…..
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Hereby i like to wish everybody a Merry Christmas and a very happy and healthy New Year, with lots of dreams and goals and fun.
This is how i spent my Christmas | On Assignment with Getty Images (Editorial)
Always nice to receive emails like these: After reviewing the work you submitted into the One Life Photography Competition, our Editorial Committee has chosen one of your photos to be featured in our upcoming publication, One Life Photos.
Out of the many photographs entered into the One Life Photography Competition, only a select few will appear in this publication. You can take pride in knowing that your photography is among the best we have seen.
Jandamarra won from a pool of over 4,000 images submitted by photographers from 85 countries around the world! People & Planet 2011
The 2012 People & Planet Diary and Wall Calendar feature extraordinary images of people and places around the world, selected from over 4,000 entries across 84 countries. Each beautiful image is accompanied by its own, unique short story about one of the planet’s social or environmental challenges.
Jandamarra won from a pool of over 4,000 images submitted by photographers from 85 countries around the world!
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Ingetje Tadros