The Bar behind Bars

Reblogged from Øystein & Otto's Blog:

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─Hey sister, give me two bottles of green.

The gap between the metal bars are just wide enough for bottles to pass through. 500 kwatcha ($1,5) is exchanged for two bottles of Carlsberg.

─Do you like the Gunners? I like the Gunners, the guy with the Arsenal t-shirt and the two bottles asks as he wanders off with a slight sway, not waiting for any answer.

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My colleague, Oystein, and I are out travelling again. This time it's to Malawi. As usual we will publish daily post on our blog. The post I will reblog here as well - if you are interested to follow us. Our purpose with this travel is partly to do stories from Malawi and partly to prepare for a workshop we are going to teach here later in April this year. I hope you will enjoy our small glimpses of everyday life in Malawi.

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Photographer based in Norway
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8 Responses to The Bar behind Bars

  1. AinaBalagtas says:

    Cool photographs indeed!

  2. Chillbrook says:

    Fabulous pictures!

  3. These photos and story remind me of drawing in a cafe in Morocco. We were the only women ib there, a man leaned down and said to me, “You can do anything you want, You are an American,”

  4. ABarlow says:

    Love the shots and the small insight into what it’s like over there. Honestly, never heard of this place before.

  5. Great post, great photos!

  6. Amazing images with intense emotional effects.

  7. Truels says:

    Thanks for photos and stories from your travel in Malawi, it’s been great to follow you!

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