Old leather seats, familiar strangers, curses, crosses, and Gods…
In Lebanon, shared “Service” taxis are a popular, yet unique mean of public transport. These vehicles are a meeting place where people share scattered slices of their colored daily life, the time of a short journey. Each car has its own character, and its very own driver. This unstaged series of photographs shows the people who are behind the steering wheel of the city and its condensed social weight.
ghaleb cabbabé 