The alleyway is one of fiction's most oft-used settings to depict the belly of society. The destitute, the wretched, the immoral or the occult. In our complex city, the alleyway is often the setting for communal prayer, a shared meal, a party or the dumping ground for our trash problem. I don't know what secrets this alley in Midan El Game' (literally, "the Roundabout of the Mosque") holds, but doesn't it look like it's straight out of a novel?
Sunday, 25 October 2009
The Alley
The alleyway is one of fiction's most oft-used settings to depict the belly of society. The destitute, the wretched, the immoral or the occult. In our complex city, the alleyway is often the setting for communal prayer, a shared meal, a party or the dumping ground for our trash problem. I don't know what secrets this alley in Midan El Game' (literally, "the Roundabout of the Mosque") holds, but doesn't it look like it's straight out of a novel?
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Eureka, try rolling the window down before you take a photo. Might help with the flash reflection.
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