Fine Print: A roadblock was made by the protesters in Al Qasir street that leads to the presidential palace in Khartoum. Soudan, December 30, 2021 Black and White the South African government gradually

the South African government gradually developed a policy of apartheid that was meant to permanently retain the rights and privileges of a white minority

This sleepy town with health resorts once reserved only for state employees and military personnel is now a bustling resort full of pleasant restaurants

The photographer said he was “on constant alert” during the riots

Brazil and then Haiti

conceptual approach to photography

Fine Print: A roadblock was made by the protesters in Al Qasir street that leads to the presidential palace in Khartoum. Soudan, December 30, 2021 Black and White the South African government graduallySalih Basheer, born in 1995 in Omdurman, is a Sudanese photographer. After finishing high school in Sudan, he moved to Cairo in 2013 and received his Bachelors degree in Geography from Cairo University in 2017. During his studies in Egypt, he started as a self taught photographer, and subsequently studied photojournalism in Denmark. In 2021, Basheer received the W. Eugene Smith Memorial Fund student grant for his personal project 22 Days in Between.