October 2006 ATLANTIC MAGAZINE

The House Belongs to Its Dweller

A portrait of Libya

By Veronika Lukasova

Abdu al Salam and his gazelle take a break from photographing couples for a fee in As-Saha al-Kradrah (Green Square), in the heart of Tripoli.

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