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Brownie day
Not bad for a centigrade oven
Portraits on Paper
Bedouin, north and South Sinai
Painting #2
Bedouin door, Al Arish
Painting #1
Bedouin door
Jamie's bedroom
Camel rug from Bahariya
Jamie's other neighbor
Kit Kat on the Nile
A neighboring houseboat
Kit Kat on the Nile
Jamie's houseboat deck
Kit Kat, Imbaba, Cairo
Atef Wassef Silver
54, Khalek Sarwat Street, Downtown
Christmas Party necklace
Ginger (Bedouin) original
St. Simon's Center Crafts
Mokkatam, Cairo
Vintage Mashrabiya Frame
Maadi, Cairo
Newest painting
South Sinai Children
Snefru Pyramid
Red Pyramid, Dashur
Great corrugated door
Walk through Zamalek
Typical sidewalk hazard
Don't walk in the dark!
For Jeanette
Stairway to Heaven
Regular Sand
White Desert
Ginger, White Desert
Day two
The "Chicken"
White Desert
Weird Sand Formation
Demented bear?
White Desert Chalk formations
This was once undersea
More Sand Dunes
Day two
Crawling up the Sand Dune
I sand-boarded down
Sand Dunes
November 27
Sunset #1
White Desert Campsite
Desert Campsite
Day one
My Desert Bed
November 26-29, 2009
Our Badawiya Tent
White Desert
Charcoal Sketch for Painting
Bedouin Children, Fansina
On the road again
Wadi Heitan near Fayoum
The Taxi Driver's Daughter
Saturday, November 14th
Right before the Gallery Opening
Maria with her Portrait
Me with young weavers
APE, Mokkatam
Eager picture posers
Mokkatam, Cairo
Sifting through garbage
Mokkatam, Cairo
Siwa embroidered backpack
Markaz, Maadi
Markaz dolls
Maadi, Cairo
Coptic Textile 7th Cent. CE
Dionysus/The New Christ
Coptic Textile 5th-6th Cent. CE
Nude Woman Riding
Hanging Church, Coptic Cairo
Noah's Ark Roof Vault
Fish earrings
Bedouin Shop, Khan Khalili
Necklace made of old glass and silver
Khan Khalili findings
Future necklace medallions
From the Bedouin Shop
Downtown Cairo
Old Woman in Wheelchair
Shayma and her Cat Safety
3/4 finished portrait
Gold Foil Initials on my book
Abd El-Zaher apprentice
Abd El-Zaher Bookshop
www.abdelzaherbinding.com
Two girls I dance with
Blues at the Pyramids
Minya girl and her teacher
Blues at the Pyramids
Giza Boy
Blues at the Pyramids
Blonde Egyptian Girls
Blues at the Pyramids
WA Association
Jewelry class today
Wedding garb
Bedouin traditional dress
Bedouin Girl's dress
The blue embroidery means she is not married
Traditional dress and coat
Nubia
Shahira Mehrez
Fostat Souk Fashion Show
Tulun Minaret
Cairo
Tulun Mosque
Cairo
Ginger and Akhmed
Nafeza Papermaking
Ali Baba, Omar and Ginger
Pyramids of Giza
Pyramids of Giza
Ginger, Chris, Katie
Camel Ride to Giza
Ginger da Costa rides again
Pyramid of a Queen
Giza Plateau
Chris, Katie, Ginger
Naguib Mafouz Cafe
Ginger and Katie
Pyramid of Unas, Dynasty 5
Ginger and Tomb Guardian
He wanted me to have his baby
Amira, Al Ahram
Journalist in Giza
Coptic Child
Moqqatam Hills, Cairo
Young Bedouin Girl
St. Catherine's
Bedouin Boy with Crystal
On top of Mt. Sinai
Little Fayoumi Girl
Tunis village
Fayoum cow
Tunis village
Pigeon House
Tunis
Pottery School Tunis
Painting a clay tile
Alms for a widow
Location: Zamalek
Young Bedouin Boy
South Sinai
New Egyptian friend
Amira, journalist for Al Ahram
Sidewalk bread
Downtown Cairo
Sufi dancer
Citadel, Cairo
Window display
Garden City
Cat
Wissa Wassef
Old weaver
Wissa Wassef
Ginger and Alfons
Wissa Wassef
Prisoner, 1963
Artist: Enjy Aflatoon
Chantress of Amun
Ta ahuty
Golden fly necklace
For meritorious service
Hatshepsut
Mummy, Egyptian Museum
Head of the Goddess Hathor
Egyptian Museum
Cairo Museum
Egyptian royalty or is she a goddess?
License plate
Cairo, Egypt
Cairo Airport
Looking forward to being under this sign again
Followers
About Me
- Ginger da Costa
- West Chester, Pennsylvania, United States
- I've traveled extensively since 1981 from England to Cambodia and now to Brazil. sharing the stories of others and their successes despite adversity, their creativity, their humor and yes, sometimes sadness links me to the world of humanity and increases my love and compassion for everyone. Travel, for me, makes my world brighter and fills my mind with possibilities and hope. I've learned valuable lessons through travel and the people I have met.
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