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This is how we carry each other. The weight of absence, carried in motion by @aisha.hamas

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Somewhere between where we were and where we’re going.

Lagsgidi . by @aisha.hamas

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Wrapped in silence, carrying stories the world may never hear.

#exibitedbyAlara#black&whitephotorgraphy#aishahamas by @aisha.hamas

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Where the silence sat.

Not mine. Still, it felt like it was meant for me.

June 1st
📍Abuja 2025.

#blackandwhitephotography #aishahamsvisualjournal by @aisha.hamas

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Behind The Barrier.
Egungu Festival , Ibadan 2025.

Observer.

BehindTheBarrier #BTSNigeria #VisualNarratives #MonochromeMoments #DocumentaryPhoto #ibadanStreets #EverydayAfrica #UnspokenStories

#shotoniphone by @aisha.hamas

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A celebration, a ritual, a rhythm older than any camera.
Egungu Festival.
Ibadan 2025.

#StreetPhotography #BlackAndWhitePhotography #CulturalHeritage #DocumentaryPhoto #VisualStorytelling #AfricanIdentity #EverydayAfrica #TraditionalWear #WomenInCulture #PhotographyAsArt by @aisha.hamas

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حَيَّ عَلَى الصَّلَوةِ
Come to prayer.
حَيَّ عَلَى الْفَلَاحِ
Come to success.

O you who have believed, when the adhan is called for the prayer on the day of Jumu’ah, then proceed to the remembrance of Allah.

First Jummah after Eid Al Fitr🤍
Abuja 2025.
#blackandwhite by @aisha.hamas

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Egungun Festival 2025.
Oyo state.
Two players, 48 seeds, and one game full of history. Ayo is a timeless Yoruba board game.

#AfricanGames #yorubaculture taken in Ibadan,Oyo State Of Nigeria by @aisha.hamas

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Egungun Festival 2025.

#blackandwhitephotography by @aisha.hamas

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Egungu Festival , Ibadan 2025.

Fila kì í ṣe aṣọ lasan.
It is not just a cap.
It is a code, A fold of dignity , A tilt of confidence, A symbol of ‘mo wa nibi ,I am present.

In Yoruba culture, the fila is more than a cap , it’s a silent crown. In this photo, captured at the heart of the Egungun Festival in Ibadan, rows of men sit adorned in their fila. Each fold and tilt tells a story of respect, of identity, of ancestral pride.

Which is your fav?

#blackandwhitephotographer#egungun #nigerianculture by @aisha.hamas

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