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         		 The climax of the Sufi's dance is when they juggle colorful dress.: by dustinkersch, Views[443]
         		 A rare southern view of the Giza Pyramids at night with Cairo lite up.: by dustinkersch, Views[630]
     
    Sufi Whirling Dervish's lock hands for this mountain-like pose.: by dustinkersch, Views[341]
         		 A Sufi cries during his performance representing the orbiting of planets. : by dustinkersch, Views[332]
         		 The Pyramid of Khafre shines through the dark clouds above Cairo.: by dustinkersch, Views[590]
         		 Sunset at Kom Ombo: Sunset presages end of old order and advent of revolution: by franciscollins, Views[268]
         		 Nile Boatman: Reed gatherer pulls alongside river cruiser looking for cast-offs.: by franciscollins, Views[533]
     
    Cairo Locals: Observing western tourist bus while preparing for Eid-ul-fitr.: by franciscollins, Views[259]
         		 Giza Camel Riders: Could almost be an image of 2000 years ago.: by franciscollins, Views[245]
         		 Sphinx & Pyramid: Beauty and grandeur not diminished by
         		 Right after ships leave Luxor, boats approach and local sellers yell for hours, hoping for a traveler to answer their calling.: by padelisfrantzis, Views[266]
         		 Invisible lovers of western art leave their traces in a place dominated by tradition and the promises of an equally invisible God.: by padelisfrantzis, Views[273]
     
    The secrets of ancient hieroglyphics have become decorative stickers and a background for Egyptian youngsters fascinated by western culture. : by padelisfrantzis, Views[300]
         		 Tied one next to the other, the notorious cruise ships of the Nile are waiting for the next passengers. Their windows come closer, revealing stories never to be told.: by padelisfrantzis, Views[251]
     
     
     
     

         		 Love is the precise opposite of fear; love gives, fear repels : by omarehab, Views[226]
         		 Combating your fear elevates you to the summit where you experience the true joyfulness : by omarehab, Views[225]
         		 If you are brave enough to battle your fear once, fear will have no power on you forever: by omarehab, Views[209]
         		 If fear is rooted in your inner-self, there is nothing that can protect you : by omarehab, Views[252]
     
    The ultimate point of fear is when you surrender to your enemy : by omarehab, Views[193]
         		 A young Egyptian sailor is waiting for passengers in the harbour of Kitchener’s Island. There is hardly any breakout opportunity for young people living and working in southern Egypt.: by mermaid, Views[2042]
         		 The galabia is the traditional garment for Egyptians. Made from thin white Egyptian cotton, it is the perfect attire for working a long day on the boats in the sun.: by mermaid, Views[813]
         		 Working on sailing boats, which transfer tourists to the Temple Philae, near of Aswan, is one of the job opportunities for Egyptians created by the tourism on the Nile.: by mermaid, Views[351]
         		 Egyptian Cotton Towels, cashmere scarfs and galabias in different colours are in the selection of the moving small bazaars. : by mermaid, Views[521]
     
    When the large cruise ships are waiting at the Aswan Dam, small boats are drawing closer trying to sell some merchandise to the passengers.: by mermaid, Views[477]
         		 free job: by abanoub, Views[198]
         		 Conflict with nature: by abanoub, Views[180]
         		 loneliness : by abanoub, Views[176]
         		 borders : by abanoub, Views[181]
     
    Presence : by abanoub, Views[192]
         		 Built and revered by Ancient Man. Revered and admired by Modern Man.: by kyekemp, Views[255]
         		 The magnitude of the Great Pyramids can only be undestood when compared to Man.: by kyekemp, Views[196]
         		 Abu Simbel - Ancient Egytian religion through the eyes of one Man, Ramesses II.: by kyekemp, Views[220]
         		 A farmer in Giza shows crop transportation remains unchanged and pure.: by kyekemp, Views[372]
     
    Ancient Egypt shadowed by the burnt out shell of the 2011 Egyptian Revolution.: by kyekemp, Views[201]
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         		 The Egyptian revolution is not a temporarily event, it’s an ongoing concept of freedom and courage of speech made through peaceful protesting. In this photo shows a child in Tahrir Square colored with the Egyptian flag colors, being an eyewitness for this historical changes that takes place all around the area recently. : by mohamed-abdelkarim, Views[299]
         		 One of the protesting marches that erupted massively in 2012 repeating the same chanting from the beginning of the Egyptian revolution in 2011, call for the end of the dictatorship in the current and any upcoming Egyptian system rules without real democracy and true promises.: by mohamed-abdelkarim, Views[195]
         		 Freedom and fair democracy won’t come without expressing your point of view. A protestor standing on a light pole in Tahrir Square wanted to express the identity and the spirit of the revolution. Freedom needs Courage.: by mohamed-abdelkarim, Views[340]
         		 It’s Friday, 25th of November 2011, the day where true Egyptians whom didn’t leave Tahrir Square standing still facing the new political Dictatorship being born. It was the last day of clashes with the police in Mohamed Mahmoud Street connected directly to the square. Was one of the deadliest clashes happened since the beginning of the revolution. Religious political parties did not appear in this period in the streets, they were busy preparing for the parliament elections, Funny right?: by mohamed-abdelkarim, Views[238]
     
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