Wanderlust and a sense of professional adventure took Lorraine Chittock to Cairo in 1991 to work as a magazine photographer. Her fascination with the camel trade culminated in the coffee-table book, Shadows in the Sand: Following the Forty Days Road, an account of her arduous trek along an ancient caravan route from Sudan into Egypt.
Cairo Cats looks at another creature which is as intrinsic a part of Egyptian culture as the camel. During her seven years in Cairo, she explored the nooks and crannies where the feline denizens of the city hide in order to obtain her intimate portraits of these wary inhabitants.
Cairo Cats looks at another creature which is as intrinsic a part of Egyptian culture as the camel. During her seven years in Cairo, she explored the nooks and crannies where the feline denizens of the city hide in order to obtain her intimate portraits of these wary inhabitants.
Shop cat in Ataba.
Near Sharia 'Abu 'Alam, Bab al-Louk.
The mama with the babies is so precious.
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Thanks for sharing such incredible photos of cats from around the world. The momma cat with her kittens is just too much cuteness in one photo. Hope you are having a wonderful day. We can't wait to see what country will be next.
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Going to Cairo in a few days, would love to see some of these cuteness.
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So love your blog and so love cats and travel. Cairo holds a special place in our travel memories so really enjoyed today's post!
ReplyDeleteCats always find the best places to be. The one on the vent of the car bonnet looks very comfortable. #PoCoLo
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Thanks, Chris – I’m glad I’m not the only one who finds travel blogging requires continual effort! I see from your blog that you spend a lot of time in Asia. Any insider tips always welcome. I’ll be in Bangkok later in summer for the 3rd time so will do more exploring then.
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