Darfur's Wedding Photographer Captures Love Amid Sudan's War
Having fled Sudan's besieged city of el-Fasher, a photographer turn his lens on more positive aspects of life.
A Sudanese photographer displaced from el-Fasher by the conflict has shifted his commercial practice toward wedding and portrait work, illustrating how Sudan's war economy is pushing service-sector professionals into new markets. The pivot reflects the broader displacement of urban businesses and the informalisation of livelihoods as fighting disrupts established client bases in Darfur.
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