Tailors
September 24, 2009
The Tibetan tailors in Kathmandu make the Boku, a dress worn together with a striped apron – seen on the counter.
Recently
- Some Nairobi Digerati
- Moses Sitati, development economist, in the café
- Bins of the Luberon
- Avoiding the picturesque
- Suit and tie
Inspirations
- The Olympic City Project
What happens to a city after the Olympics are gone?
- Sin and Salvation in Baptist Town Murder and more in the South by the talented Matt Eich
- Congo in Limbo Cédric Gerbehaye’s book of war and peace in D.R. Congo – direct and beneath the surface.
- Snakebox Odyssey Paul Close’s portraits from an African motorbike journey – is there one thing that could make your life better?
- Georgian Spring Such different visions of a country – makes me want to narrow my gaze.
- Andrew Querner Climbing and mountain photography by a realist.
- Trading Places – The Merchants of Nairobi Interviews and photographs of a special kind of retail.
- Sin and Salvation in Baptist Town Murder and more in the South by the talented Matt Eich
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