I'm Going

Kuwait. Taken by Mohammad Al-Saleh

Blooming

Kuwait. Taken by Yousef Al-Asfour

Flash

Sky Lightning Flash in Kuwait, May 2011. Taken by Saqer Alattar

Dust, are you?

"Had the worst sandstorm in Kuwait. *Possibly*

I got stuck in the cafe I was at with my friend for 3 hours. Managed to take some photos for the buildings outside and because I only had my 50mm with me, couldn't take wide photos but you can tell what was really going on by the photos on my Flickr page [scroll down]

It was coming inside a closed place and taking a deep breath was impossible. Lungs shut down and stop you from inhaling!

People coming in out of nowhere knocking on the door of the cafe... the whole "refugee" feel in the place and the windspeed of around 100mph". Taken by Socceraholic

Marks on the wall...

"...they might not be permanent. but they were beautiful. and they were there, for some time. they might not be there after 2 or 3 hours. but when i passed they were there. just like human emotions. they might exist at one point of time. but not other moments after or before. we're like walls. some people come and paint or carve on us. and it's up to us if we decide to remove these markings on the wall or repaint it again with different color, or keep those markings on our hearts and people will see them every time they look at us. :)

so, do you repair your walls every now and then?

- late night/early morning upload. these kind of stuff always reflect the mood i'm in. i know this is not the most perfect of shots, but it's not based on math. it's based on art. and the idea of 'art' or the definition of it is different to different perspectives, just like everything else in life". Kuwait. Taken by Socceraholic

Nudibranch

Jaber Reefs, Kuwait. Taken by Mohammad Al-Saleh

The Story of Feet

"Baby's feet are so gorgeous when they are plain and tiny; young feet have a story to tell. Old people's feet, however, have the history to be revealed to younger generations...". Kuwait. Taken by Nora Alajmi

Personality...

"Kuwait, Al Sulaibikhat Reserve. Desert of Kuwait". Taken by Abdullah Bader