The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 12月19日 22時07分

Entesar, an Arabic name meaning "victory," washes tomatoes in the Nile River. She is preparing lunch, cooking "Kirsha" a dish made of chunks of meat from the cow's intestine, tomato sauce and garlic and onion, Entesar is part of a 10-member fishing family living on small boats on the Nile in Cairo. Photo @laurael_tantawy #laurael_tantawy @viiphoto @everydayafrica #cairo #egypt #dailylife #documentaryphotography #livingonthenile #middleeast #northafrica

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