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From July 2004 to July 2005, I lived in the City Victorious, The Mother of the World, Al-Qahira, Cairo. On leave from my usual position at Augusta State University, I taught sociology and anthropology at the American University of Cairo.
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From July 2004 to July 2005, I lived in the City Victorious, The Mother of the World, Al-Qahira, Cairo. On leave from my usual position at Augusta State University, I taught sociology and anthropology at the American University of Cairo. The photographs that follow are traces of a love story, of my enchantment by Cairo and by Egypt and by the Cairenes and other Egyptians who welcomed me.
AUC AUC, main campus
Garden City This neighborhood, a short walk from AUC and a block from the Nile, was my Cairo home.
From al Aqsunqur (the Blue Mosque), Cairo
West Bank, Luxor
Midan al-Husain
Al Ghouri Mosque-Madrassa Shari’a Al Muizz el Din Allah
The Gift of Water
Bab Zuweyla, Cairo Bab Zuweyla, Cairo
Street of the Tentmakers
Hanging Church, Coptic Cairo
From Ibn Tulun, Cairo