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Grandeur: Cairo, Egypt

Posted on 18 May, 201118 March, 2014
Sarah Hosney

When i read the word Grandeur, that is what i remembered. This wall was used for delivering water to the royal family in Egypt ages ago and it was the only way for having water. and now its still standing and yet its used as a shelter for a lot of homeless and poor people. The Azamat of this wall in its duty to Help People since back then and now. The man which appears in this photo gives certain age and history and it made me feel how old he is and at the same time how old this wall is.

2 thoughts on “Grandeur: Cairo, Egypt”

  1. golriz says:
    19 May, 2011 at 11:27 pm

    i love the juxtaposition between the solitary figure and the tall brick columns.

  2. sarah hosney says:
    24 May, 2011 at 11:44 am

    thank you :)… glad u liked it

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