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Mohamed Amin Simo Lampinen & Henry Liddon Kenya 1943 1978 1996 Car 3 Simo Lampinen & Henry Liddon Peugeot 504 V6 Coupe CS53 along Embu-Kiganjo road in Kenya. Kenya’s renowned photojournalist Mohamed Amin, one of his favourite jobs, was the East African Safari Rally. During the five-day, 3,500-mile event, Mo (also known as ‘Six Camera Mo’) and his Camerapix crew would work flat out to deliver
Discover Mohamed Amin's black-and-white photograph 'Rauno Aaltonen & Lofty Drews' (1978), capturing candid urban social interactions with striking contrast and raw emotion. Perfect for art collectors and history enthusiasts.
Mohamed Amin Experience the thrill of vintage motorsport with 'Simo Lampinen & Henry Liddon,' a dynamic black-and-white photograph by Mohamed Amin documenting the chaotic beauty of the East African Safari Rally.
Discover Mohamed Amin's iconic black-and-white photograph 'Rauno Aaltonen & Lofty Drews' (1978), capturing a historic rally scene with vintage cars, dynamic crowd, and cultural significance. Perfect for motorsport art collectors.
Safari Rally Experience the thrill of motorsport history! This stunning black & white photograph captures Timo Makinen & Jean Todt's daring Safari Rally moment, showcasing Mohamed Amin’s iconic lens and capturing Kenya's vibrant spirit.
Mohamed Amin Simo Lampinen & Henry Liddon Kenya 1943 1978 1996 Car 3 Simo Lampinen & Henry Liddon Peugeot 504 V6 Coupe CS1 along Kijabe-Solai road in Kenya. Kenya’s renowned photojournalist Mohamed Amin, one of his favourite jobs, was the East African Safari Rally. During the five-day, 3,500-mile event, Mo (also known as ‘Six Camera Mo’) and his Camerapix crew would work flat out to deliver
Mohamed Amin Experience the adrenaline rush of motorsport history! This stunning black & white print captures Mohamed Amin's iconic Safari Rally crash photo – Bjorn Waldegard & Hans Thorszelius, a masterpiece of documentary art.
'Bjorn Waldegard & Hans Thorszelius' depicts a moment during the East African Safari Rally. Mohamed Amin was a Kenyan photojournalist renowned for documenting African history and humanitarian crises, notably the 1984 Ethiopian famine. A key characteristic of the photographic style is its documentary nature—aiming to present an unmanipulated view of reality with grainy film texture. The car symb
Mohamed Amin Simo Lampinen & Henry Liddon Kenya 1943 1978 1996 Car 3 Simo Lampinen & Henry Liddon Peugeot 504 V6 Coupe 28 at the Kenyatta International Conference Centre (KICC) Start. Kenya’s renowned photojournalist Mohamed Amin, one of his favourite jobs, was the East African Safari Rally. During the five-day, 3,500-mile event, Mo (also known as ‘Six Camera Mo’) and his Camerapix crew woul