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Ahmed
Qabel

Awardee

Country

Egypt

Ahmed Qabel promotes free expression through his photography.

Themes

Free expression / Civil society

Disciplines

Photography

Awards

FELLOWS Award 2021
ADPP

Profile

Ahmed Qabel is an Egyptian photographer, currently studying at the Faculty of Commerce, Al-Azhar University in Cairo. His interest in photography began in 2018, and since then it has grown into a passion that occupies all his thoughts. Ahmed's work has been published in several digital blogs, and he has participated in several group exhibitions. His work focuses on marginalized communities, social and cultural issues.