Cookies On The Side: June 2012

All photos taken from weheartit.com

Taken from weheartit.com

A man puts his vote into the ballot box while his son watches.

Taken from guardian.co.uk

An Egyptian woman smiles as she shows her ink-stained finger while holding her Egyptian ID card.

Taken from guardian.co.uk

A soldier stands in front one of the ballot boxes as a young boy watches ... uninterested apparently.

Taken from guardian.co.uk

A woman looks for her name on one of the extensive lists outside a polling station.

Taken from theguardian.co.uk

Egyptian women proudly show off their post-voting fingers.

Taken from blog.amnestyusa.org

The women of Egypt line up for their turn to vote.

Taken from globalsolutions.org

The three main candidates in the presidential election; Mohamed Morsi, Hamdeen Sabahi and Ahmed Shafiq.

Taken from guardian.co.uk

A street artist paints the faces of presidential candidates former Prime Minister of Egypt, Ahmed Shafiq, and former Secretary General of the Arab League, Amr Moussa, alongside a combination of the two faces representing the 'old regime' - Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi and former Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak.

Taken from Suhaib Salem Reuters

The Egyptian presidential election was held on 23 and 24 May 2012 and the main election between the two main opponents, Ahmed Shafiq and Mohamed Morsi was held on 16and 17 June 2012.

Taken from cartoonmovement.com

The only one of its kind in all of Egypt I believe. On the wrong side of the road, facing the wrong way, strategically placed behind a large palm tree so that the only people that see it are the ones not behind a steering wheel.