/ 2026 / Analog / Photojournalism

Camel Market, Egypt

Camels are driven overland from Djibouti to Egypt, then sold to butchers, restaurants, and tour operators near the pyramids. The market is still promoted as a cultural attraction, but the reality on the ground is different. Here, animals are handled roughly. Commerce runs on terms most visitors are not prepared to witness. A place of violence dressed as spectacle.

Shot on 35mm film, February 2026.

Loud Etudes is an independent literary travel publication—travel guides, essays, cultural portraits, and curated local recommendations from places we live in before we write about them. Loud Etudes was founded by sisters Knarik and Katrin.
We spend extended time in each city, meeting the people who shape it from the inside. We have reported across the Middle East, Central Asia, Southeast Asia, the Caucasus, East Asia, and North America. More destinations are in progress.

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