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This exhibition aims to present
the beauty and diversity of this significant, but still too little known,
country and its peoples. The exhibit includes images from Tripoli, the
Mediterranean coast, the Roman cities of Lebda and Sabratha as well as
photographs from Fezzan and the southwestern interior including the Awbari
Sand Sea, the Akakus Mountains, Neolithic rock carvings and the Tuaregs
and their camels.
Rosalind Waddams, a petroleum geologist, returned to Libya in 1999
and became fascinated by this wonderful country during her 15-month
stay. She hopes that her photographs convey the drama of the spectacular
landscapes as well as the warmth and hospitality of the Libyan people.
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