Kenyan Photographer Suspends Reality With Portraits Of Nairobi's Informal Economy Workers

        Kenyan Photographer Suspends Reality With Portraits Of Nairobi's Informal Economy Workers
    Tahir Carl Karmali takes us behind the scenes of his stunning portraits of Kenya's 'jua kali' workers.
Alyssa Klein
March 18, 2016
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Kenyan Photographer Suspends Reality With Portraits Of Nairobi's Informal Economy Workers

Tahir Carl Karmali takes us behind the scenes of his stunning portraits of Kenya's 'jua kali' workers.

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