Sudanese photographer Abbas Habiballa was born in 1950. He started taking photographs when he was fifteen years old.
He took photographs of numerous events in Sudan, his surroudings, neighbours and family everyday life. Take a look at some of the vibrant moments and beautiful humans he captured with his camera.
//all photos © Abbas Habiballa/Elnur//
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For more on Abbas Habiballa, visit Elnur.
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Abbas HAbiballa is not represented by Clementine de la Ferroniere but by Elnour thank you for correcting & writing copyright Abbas Habiballa / Elnour
just did, thank you for the correction!