Kiosk of Kertassi
This is a Greco-Roman building near the Kalabsha temple.
Actually, the kiosk now stands about 20-30 km from its original site - like many other archaeologic treasures it was moved before the Aswan dam was opened.
This is a Greco-Roman building near the Kalabsha temple.
Actually, the kiosk now stands about 20-30 km from its original site - like many other archaeologic treasures it was moved before the Aswan dam was opened.
This whirling dervish was truly amazing - spinning forever his clothes being coloured wheels. Here, I stopped his movement combining a fill flash with a relatively long exposure. As to dervishes: this originated as a sort of Sufi-prayer in Turkey - but I guess such tourist performances do not really have a religious significance. Still, a remarkable experience! more Egypt pictures. ...
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