Special thanks to my friend Hazem for lending me his Sony camera and special thanks also to my new freind Baheya for modeling. The wine was Argentinian, hence comes the Spanich naming of the photo!
Special thanks to my friend Hazem for lending me his Sony camera and special thanks also to my new freind Baheya for modeling. The wine was Argentinian, hence comes the Spanich naming of the photo!
There is something that attracks me towards doors and windows. Maybe it is the stories that are behind each one. Photos taken during the summer of 2003 in El Minia Egypt.
In Arabic, they are not just called sunflowers, they are called sun worshiper. Just like me!
Jean Talon Market. Montreal.
Mont-Tremblant, Quebec. Fall season is starting to be my favourite season of the year. The soft cold breeze in the early morning, the coloured leaves, the rain droplets, and the shinning sun. This fall marked my purchase of Nikon D70s and my entrance to the digital photography world
The most beautiful eyes I have ever seen in my entire life.Photo taken in Aswan, Egypt in July 2003. It is only this week that I transferred it to digital format.
Tango is like life. You need two to tango along. San Francisco Golden Gate Garden. Spring of 2002.
It is going to be my first full fledged summer in Montreal. The city comes out from the winter like a woman coming out of a failed relationship with a new spirit, new costumes, and new dazzling colors. The next coming photos are dedicated to the colorful summer of Montreal. They are all trials with a digital camera.
What a magnificent piece of architecture lying on the borders of Heliopolis neighborhood. It is finally on its restoration fast track.
Basata in Arabic means simplicity. It is also a little eco-lodge on the eastern shore of Sinai. I keep on visiting this place. This last time I decided that it is going to be where I am going to write my dissertation!
The music, the dancing, and the energy are just incredible and the culture and the history behind the flamingo dancing are fascinating.
Now I can claim that I am a proud Egyptian after I have been to the camel market of Giza! Finally! A fortune worth of camels lies around waiting to be traded.
For the second time in life, I climb the great Mount Sinai (aka Mount Moses) in Sinai. What a better way to start the new year with watching the sun rising over such a spiritual place.
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