A young Uyghur man poses for the camera after afternoon chai in Kashgar.
A Uyghur couple rides an electric scooter through Old Town, Kashgar. This part of Kashgar is being demolished and rebuilt like many “ancient” towns in China. It will soon be “jiade” like the Great Wall and so many other “new” old and ancient places. I was there last March and again in August and couldn’t believe what had happened in such a short period of time.
Kashgar, October 2012
A Uyghur woman prays towards Mecca in her home. Uyghurs, as all Muslims, pray at least 5 times a day. Near Kasghar, 2012
Akbar, my tea date. Nothing like a young man taking me out for tea and then a bookstore…escorted on his scooter.
Kashgar, 2012
Birmingham, 1923.
Photograph by Maggie Steber
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Hi, my name is Bill and I’m sitting on a stool with this guitar.
SO CUTE!
Uighur farmers having lunch at the bazaar in Kashgar, Xinjiang, China
At the Kashgar livestock bazaar, far western China