after two years, i still remember the tranquility of the sea. it was our last day when we visited the local fishing village at el nido, palawan.
Categories: compostion 101 - rule of thirds,tips and tricks,travel
Tagged: el nido, landscape, palawan, philippines, seascape
once again, we were able to visit to the dubai museum. located at the heart of bur dubai, the fort turned museum showcased different dioramas of life in dubai.
Categories: life in dubai,photography,travel
Tagged: al fahidi fort, bur dubai, dubai, dubai museum
abras used to be the primary means of transportation between the two sides of the creek before cars could cross it via the several bridges or the al shindagha tunnel. today, it is mostly used by tourists, common folk and nostalgics.
Categories: composition 101 - depth of field,compostion 101 - rule of thirds,life in dubai,photography,travel
Tagged: dubai, dubai creek, portrait, street, transportation
one of the highlights of safari tour was a visit to the bedouin camp for barbecue dinner and watch some performers such as the belly dancer. as we reached to the campsite, the place was already busy with tourists trying out the amenities such as sandboarding, camel rides and quad bike rides. there were henna painting, shisha or hubbly bubbly, and traditional costumes as well but we didn’t bother to try any of them. instead, we looked for a sitting spot close to the centerstage.
Categories: composition 101 - motion,photography,travel
Tagged: dubai, lahbab, long exposure, low-light, safari
after an hour of dune bashing rollercoaster ride, we were brought to the highest peak of rock and sand to watch the sunset. it was a great view of the desert so vast, showing the nature’s grandeur.
Categories: composition 101 - scale,compostion 101 - rule of thirds,photography,travel
Tagged: desert, dubai, lahbab, landscape, safari, sand dunes