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ALEXANDRIA
PROJECT DATE:
29th of October 2008
DESCRIPTION:
Alexandria (Egypt) is always a welcome change and literal breath of fresh air as opposed to the condensed life in Cairo. Tho Alexandria is not what it once was, as the crippling traffic and growing pains of larger cities is starting to take its toll, there is still relief to be found in some of its "remote" locations.
Category:
B&W,Series
29th of October 2008
DESCRIPTION:
Alexandria (Egypt) is always a welcome change and literal breath of fresh air as opposed to the condensed life in Cairo. Tho Alexandria is not what it once was, as the crippling traffic and growing pains of larger cities is starting to take its toll, there is still relief to be found in some of its "remote" locations.
Category:
B&W,Series
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