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Travelled bright and early one friday morning into the heart of the city of Ras Al Khaimah with Dad to participate in a 5km walk. Technically it was a race and I finished it in 1:11:27. Not bad for a leisure walk!

When grunge effects were in vogue, and Architecture was at a whole new peak

Stunning walks, flowers in full bloom and the arrival of Mynas and Sparrows. There’s no better time to dust off your walking shoes and head for these areas. Whether you’re planning a long walk or a short stroll, be sure to take in these beautiful sights and sounds. Mornings are the best as the temperature is at a low even in the summer months.

Grand is an understatement. The architecture, the white marble and the beautifully maintained green gardens are stunning. A must see for anyone visiting the United Arab Emirates

As one of the most visited buildings in the UAE, the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque Center was established to manage the mosque’s day-to-day operations; not only as a place of worship and Friday gathering, but as a center of learning and discovery through its education and visitor programs. The mosque’s ‘doors’ are open for everyone to come and appreciate the splendor of the building, take a guided tour, or simply visit to enjoy the tranquility and artistic splendor.

Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque was a dream in the heart of the Late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al-Nahyan "May God rest his Soul", where he established its general vision, set its foundation stone, and crowned thereby a journey full of fulfilled dreams and great achievements. The Mosque is an expression of a visionary leader who believed that nothing is impossible and conceived that the most gracious achievements start from the heart.

The ‘miracle of scale’ where the ant’s perspective becomes a giant and often hidden details come to life when brought up front, close and personal.

Eyzo is meant to tell a story with every travel. Our journey first began on Al Aqah Beach, Fujairah at sunrise. In the darkness we drove to our location, travelling through rocky roads, misty mountains and dark seas. The aftermath was a surprising package of natural beauty. The smell of the sea in the early morning tantalized our senses. We were joined by other people from FSO Dubai ( a photography group of photographer passionately scouting for new locations every Friday - our weekend or course). We finished the day with breakfast on the beach.

Shot at the Dubai Mall; a reflection caught in one of the pools: of the tall towers that surrounds Mohammed Bin Rashid boulevard. A beautiful evening to get that evenly rippled water.

Fishermans Beach | Jumeirah

‘Modernization will never destroy the cultural heritage of this Arab nation‘. Al Bastakiya (Arabic: البستكية‎) is a historic district in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE). Traditional narrow lanes and wind towers still separate the old houses of this village - a must see for all visitors of Dubai.

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The morning began like every other, surveying the uncharted territory, looking for some interesting elements to shoot.

I had been really looking forward to this day, the Al Rawabi Farm Festival. The farm is clean,tidy and smells a lot like cows...obviously. Plenty of games, competitions, educational events, entertainment and social activities were held over the course of two days. We also got to visit the processing centers, huge facilities powered by state of the art technology.

The Middle East's premier showcase of classic cars.We walked up and down ­Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Boulevard in Downtown Dubai, stopping at exhibits of vintage Rolls-Royce, Classic Camaro, a 1997 Bentley...even up on display was a British Post Office Van. A large array of classic cars and motorbikes sure to thrill any automobile enthusiast. 

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