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Witness poignant moments from Kenya’s history through Mohamed Amin’s powerful black & white photographs. Documenting displacement & social change, these images offer a unique historical perspective.
Capture the thrill of the 1981 East African Safari Rally! "Anders Kullang & Bruno Berglund" by Mohamed Amin – a stunning black and white photograph showcasing Opel Ascona 400 CS63 in action. A unique motorsport art piece, perfect for rally enthusiast
Witness a thrilling safari moment! Sandro Munari & Lofty Drews’ ‘Car 10’ captures a daring rally scene in Kenya by Mohamed Amin. Black & white photography, iconic motorsport art.
The primary subject matter of this photograph is the profound grief and communal solidarity experienced following Tom Mboya's assassination.
Witness profound grief and resilience in Mohamed Amin's iconic black & white photo of Mrs. Pamela Mboya escorting her husband’s coffin after his assassination in Nairobi, Kenya (1969).
Witness the drama of the East African Safari Rally! Mohamed Amin's iconic photo captures Bjorn Waldegard & Hans Thorszelius amidst a thrilling, muddy moment in 1978 Kenya.