still at the dubai creek, i took a picture of dhows docked along the banks of deira. also a traditional vessel, it primarily carry goods from east africa, the arabian gulf and the subcontinent.
Categories: life in dubai,personal,photography
Tagged: deira, dubai, dubai creek, rant, street, transportation
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
whenever i’m out on the street, my camera is some sort of a psychoactive drug which makes me alert of my surroundings… looking for a decisive moment.
Categories: life in dubai,photography
khor dubai, also known as the dubai creek, is a body of saltwater which divided the old city into two sections – deira and bur dubai.
Categories: composition 101 - depth of field,life in dubai,photography
Tagged: abra, deira, dubai, dubai creek, monotone, street, transportation
this week, i will feature a small town called hatta. located 115km east of dubai, it is an exclave territory surrounded by the sultanate of oman. known for wadis and warm-colored rocky mountains, hatta is a popular vacation destination for tourists and residents.
Categories: photography,travel