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Awesome! MashaAllah.
Thank you for taking those photographs
How come these scenes look more beautiful in your camera than what I see in TV channels?
ye hamari behen ka kamaal hai…
sach.
lovely..!!
Thank you!
Sajib, thank you!
Behbood, it was Masood who took all the pictures because I was driving. Well, except for that camel picture; we were parked at the gas station so I took that. The Filipino guy refilling our tank suggested that I put that as profile picture in Facebook.
OH HO.. masood bhi isme shaamil? Kya baat hai… Nice pics..!
Well, I particularly liked that camel’s one (I never saw a camel in real, so..).
Nice pictures though miss a caption which make pictures more relevant like a pic travel log
Dannish, this post is proof of my laziness. Also, I find it difficult to caption pictures that aren’t taken by me. I don’t know why. But maybe I’m just trying to justify my laziness
Welcome the blog!
Nice pictures MashAllah baji ….. looks like even masood bhai has learnt a bit of photography from you … even i need to get ready for my classes once i come down
Thank you, Mohammad. Sure, I’ll teach you when you visit us
I cant get enough of the palm trees, they are so beautiful.
You are so lucky you get see them everyday mann
Smiley, they’re even more beautiful when gorgeous, ripe date-fruits hang on them
Beautiful pictures…
Thank you, Haris!
Nice photographs!
Thanks, Abid!
The palm trees look beautiful being so close to the roads.Malaysia has plantations full of them on either side of the highway too.Loved them as there’s nothing like trees to cool our eyes!
Just want to ask,what does Ain mean? I’m fascinated with city and road names.Here you can find historical names of all races all over the place but not in other countries who have names particular to their culture.
I esp like the sculptures.They somewhat look like teapots and incense holders
Sorry if I got it wrong!
Lat, palm trees are beautiful indeed! They’re pleasing to the eyes, specially out here in the desert.
Al Ain literally means ‘The Spring’ – it’s the coolest and greenest city in the U.A.E.
And you got it right; those sculptures are of teapots (actually a traditional coffee pot) and incense holder
lovely pictures.