Sunday, February 13, 2011
Images from Egypt
My favorite photographer - Julie Dermansky - just sent me the following pictures she took from Tahir Square in Cairo. Her normal camera was confiscated by the Mubarak regime, and so these pictures were taken with a flip phone.Tahrir Square in Cairo after Egyptian Vice President Omar Suleiman stated that Mubarak had stepped down
Girl with family walking to Tahrir Square in Cairo after news of Mubarak's resignation
Man placing flowers on memorial in Tahrir Square in Cairo the next day
Man in tent in Tahrir Square the next day
Mother and child in tent in Tahrir Square the next day (not everyone is ready to leave)
Boy in Tahrir Square in Cairo the next day
Graffiti near Tahrir Square the day after
To see Dermansky's pictures of the Gulf of Mexico, see this and this.
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