Enaam Khaled is a passionate photographer of traditional houses. For years, she has been documenting Beirut’s old buildings, especially those located in the historic neighbourhoods of Gemmayze ...

“Gulf tourists buy [my pictures] more than the people of Beirut ... they almost own Beirut now, Beirut is no more ours,” he notes. The 72-year-old sells photos priced between LL5,000 and LL12,000, but ...

Lebanon’s photographers reflect on shooting Beirut since the 4 ... "Until now I'm trying to take photos of the entire city, all the ... The daughter of 79-year-old taxi driver Georges who ...

Its colour, arcades and prime location in west Beirut's Manara make it one of the most distinctive old buildings in the city (MEE/Kirsten O'Regan) In the resulting 1999 report, the number of ...

Beirut strikes 'so powerful it was felt across the city' Theaters issuing warning to fans heading to see Wicked The Top 10 Friendliest Wild Animals on Earth Progressives begin search for a new ...

Built in neo-Ottoman style in 1920s, it is set to be re-opened in Sept. as ‘memory museum’ - bullet-riddled walls and bunkered positions overlooking city’s notorious ‘Green Line ...

Being born and raised in Beirut, the city means a lot to me all I wanted from this blog was to preserve something in Beirut, hence the websites tagline Preserving Beirut, one image at a time. Old ...

And the number of old buildings has fallen from around 2,000 in 1990 to less than 200 today. For Abu-Shaheen, having a record of Beirut’s visual history is crucial.

BEIRUT was rocked by a powerful explosion on Tuesday when nearly 3,000 tonnes of ammonium nitrate detonated in the city's port. Satellite photos taken before and after the explosion reveal the ...

Urban explorer shares haunting photos of abandoned Port of Beirut one year after tragic explosion. One year on from the devastating blast in Lebanon’s capital, an urban explorer has shared ...

After explosions convulsed Beirut, here is a selection of photos showing ... "As I saw our 5- and 4-year-old selves ... "Plastik's mere existence was to add colors and light to a war-torn city.