One gallery per city, and every woman in them lives where she is standing. Giza puts her on the rooftops and causeways of the city itself, the pyramids low in the haze behind her, in sand gold and deep green. New York takes her underground and back up again – a subway platform with the train coming in, a Brooklyn rooftop at sunset, a fire escape among the water towers. Paris is the quays of the Seine and the wrought iron balconies above them, camel coats and wind off the river. Tokyo is cherry blossom over the Meguro river and red lanterns down an izakaya alley. The album grows a city at a time. Around the World, next door, is the single travel gallery; this is the series told city by city. Created by Jeff Dupler, using the latest in AI technology.

Women of Giza – Portraits Under the Pyramids

Women who live in Giza, photographed in their own streets - rooftop terraces, Nile feluccas and spice market alleys in sand gold and rust.

Women of New York – Rooftops and Stoops

Women who live in New York - on a Brooklyn rooftop at sunset, on a fire escape among the water towers, and on a brownstone stoop in the late light.

Women of Paris – Balconies and Rooftops

Women who live in Paris - on a wrought iron Haussmann balcony, on the zinc rooftops of the 18th, and on the Seine quays at golden hour.

Women of Tokyo – Neon Streets and Blossom

Women who live in Tokyo - under the red lanterns of an izakaya alley, at the Shibuya crossing, and on the Meguro river in cherry blossom.