A gallery edition print of Mark Parrish’s ‘Kabul Street Scene.’

Printed on Canson Baryta Photographique ii archival gallery paper with floating white matted border and black wooden frame 30x30cm

Kabul Street Scene

‘This could have been made in 1877 rather than 1977. Despite American and Russian investment in Afghan infrastructure, much of Kabul remained as it had been for centuries. Alleyways had changed little – shops, workshops, stalls, and warehouses were crammed together in wood and mud buildings and sprawling markets were piled high with wares of every kind, tradesmen shouting and gesturing, the noise and smell of animals mingled with herbs, spices, fruit, vegetables, raw meat and all manner of other products for sale.’