Product Photography: niQi Eid 2014
NiQi 2014 | Art Nouveau Eid Gifting
Ramadan Photo A Day 2014: Days 11-20
14-word couplets inspired by Days 11-20 of the Ramadan Photo A Day challenge.
What Am I To Do
What Am I To Do
Saaleha Idrees Bamjee
what am I to do with these strange women
holding up dead dolls, bloodied on my screen
swaddled in strips […]
Ramadan Photo A Day 2014: Days 1-10
For this year's Ramadan Photo A Day challenge, I decided to write and photograph 14-word couplets inspired by the binary prompts.
Hashtag NizamiyeSunrise
All the visual clichés I could not resist shooting just before sunrise at the Nizamiye Mosque Complex in Midrand.
More from Kampala and Writivism
On our third night in Kampala, a young singer called AFRI took to the stage at the National Theatre. When she opened her mouth, a hand stretched out from inside it, plunged into my chest and grasped my heart. It held on to the beating lump for the rest of the song and for the one after it, pressing gentle fingerprints into each pulse...
Days 1 and 2, Writivism 2014, Kampala
Photographing in and around Kampala.
Photography: Eastern Cape – April 2014
Kwantu Game Reserve, Port Elizabeth, Cape St Francis, VW Auto Pavillion - Uitenhage
Camera Collectanea: Kingsmead Book Fair, Dragon Fruit and Miscellany
Papier Mache sculpture and other new photography.
Product Photography: niQi Ramadaan Kareem 2014
Product photography for the launch of the niQi.co.za online store.
Writing News: Writivism Short List and poems for Pen Powered Mic 1
The writing life is rough. Gritty as sandpaper against the skin of all four of your cheeks. Some people talk of bleeding onto pages, they’re […]
Google Found Poetry: What Do You Call Someone Who
Another Google Found Poem
Writivism 2014 Flash Fiction: No Juju That Strong
She sways and spins, her position held by hips as broad as a baobab. The feather-duster in her hand sheds ostrich plumes. They rain down hope on the woman kneeling before her. Mama Eve raises feet clad in green plastic mock-crocs. She stamps on a heap of cowrie shells, filling the room with brittle crackling.
