amnesiac

Aimee Heinemann - Alter (Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels), 2014

© Art Wolfe

walked around Hyde Park corner and tried a new lens

Le Champ de coquelicots, 1990 

Louis Carlos Bernal

Swahili people from Stanleyville (now Kisangani in D.R. Congo): These Waswahili were originally from Zanzibar, most of them were traders and slavers (they enslaved those from mostly the eastern and central congo region and created a short lived sultanate). Most people made no distinction between the Omani Swahili speaking Arabs from Zanzibar and the Waswahili from Zanzibar who lived in Congo at the time, so they were all called Arabs. Waswahili were referred to as Arabs mainly by Europeans and sometimes both Omanis and Waswahili were referred to as “Ngwana” by the local population. The “Baswahili/Muswahili” identity was introduced later on in Congo’s history

Toni Garrn & Katrin Thormann / Vogue Italia November 2008 “Cottage in riva al mare” By Steven Meisel 

Brian Ulrich

Raghu Rai

Issac Lam