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Photography: Special moments

Photography: Special moments

Walking in a park in Kuwait

He was happy

in nature’s company.

Photography: Special moments

Beautiful colours of the sky in Kuwait

 

Photography: Special moments

Beautiful sunset at Yiti Beach in Muscat, Sultanate of Oman

Note: Each moment spent amidst nature in the last year has felt more special than ever. It has taught us the importance of simple things like watching a sunrise or sunset, seeing birds flying high up above us and generally being able to appreciate nature in all its glory.

Linking to Saturday Six Word Story Prompt, Six Word Saturday, A Photo A Week Challenge, Shadow Shot Sunday, Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: Special moments #139, Which Way Photo Challenge, Thursday Tree Love

Grey turns to blue

Grey turns to blue

Dusseldorf

It looks like a dull

and dreary day with the sun

lost amidst the clouds

Grey turns to blue

Dusseldorf

But then, grey turns to

blue and alleviates the

suffering of all

 

From almost being

underwater, the colours

have turned beautiful

 

It almost feels as

though the sunshine has devoured

the rain easily

Grey turns to blue

Paris

 

Linking to Ragtag Daily Prompt: Grey turns to blue, Fandango One Word Challenge: Alleviate, Your Daily Word Prompt: Devour, Tale Weaver #298 – Underwater, Heeding Haiku With Chèvrefeuille: Colours, dVerse Challenge MTB – Let your words ring out, Thursday Tree Love #97, Skywatch Friday, Wordless Wednesday

Photography: Summertime

Photography: Summertime

Kuwait

“Summertime is always the best of what might be.” ~ Charles Bowden

Photography: Summertime

The sun sets on another summer day in Kuwait

Photography: Summertime

Prague

Photography: Summertime

Road trip, Oman

View from Arc De Triomphe, Paris

Linking to Wordless Wednesday, Thursday Tree Love, Which Way Photo Challenge, Friendly Friday Challenge: Quiet Places, Timeless Thursdays, Weekend Reflections and Skywatch Friday

Photography: Greenery in Jordan

Photography: Greenery in Amman

Somewhere in Jordan

Before landing in Jordan, I hadn’t researched too much. And therefore, I must say it was such a pleasant surprise to see all the greenery around.

Photography: Greenery in Amman

View from our hotel room

Linking to Thursday Tree Love – 94, Wordless Wednesday, Skywatch Friday

Photography: Greenery in Bruges

Photography: Greenery in Bruges

A dreamy summer day in Bruges

Linking to Wordless Wednesday, Thursday Tree Love, Water Water Everywhere #40 and Skywatch Friday

Photography: Winter time

Photography: Winter time

For some, winter is all about the dark and dreary months when there isn’t a lot of activity.

Photography: Winter time

But for others, winter is all about the joy and the celebrations of Christmas.

Photography: Winter time

While winter months in a lot many places around the world can be dull and boring with the constant dark clouds and snow, it is also a good time for some winter sports, to watch the Aurora lights and make merry during Christmas.

Photography: Winter time

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Photography: Brussels Park

Photography: Brussels Park

Parc De Bruxelles (Brussels Park) is the perfect place to get some shade on a hot summer day. That’s what we did when we there many summers ago. It was quite a respite from getting baked under the hot summer sun.

Photography: Brussels Park

Linking to Wordless Wednesday, Thursday Tree Love and Skywatch Friday

 

Photography: Date Palms in Kuwait

Photography: Date Palms in Kuwait

Unlike what many others would think, Kuwait has a lot many gardens and parks which are very green and provide quite a respite from the harsh summers and a lovely hangout during the winters.

Photography: Date Palms in Kuwait

And add to that, there are also a few farms which while away from the city center are a nice way to spend the weekend and relax.

Photography: Date Palms in Kuwait

Linking to Wordless Wednesday, Thursday Tree Love, Skywatch Friday

Photography: Rains in Kuwait

It rarely rains in Kuwait. Though the average yearly rainfall as per many meteorological websites is around 100-150mm a year, I guess there are so many times it doesn’t even rain that much. And therefore heavy rains would be up there among the rarest of the rare events.

These pictures are from the beautiful Shaheed Park after the rains in November 2018. It was the start of the rainiest winter I have seen in Kuwait in my stay of half a decade. The trees look really fresh after the rain.

Photography: Rains in Kuwait Photography: Rains in Kuwait

Linking to Wordless Wednesday, Thursday Tree Love and Skywatch Friday

Photography: Harvard University Campus

Photography: Harvard University Campus

#ShotoniPhone

I had a chance to visit the Harvard University Campus in Cambridge last year. While we didn’t get a chance to go into the library or any of the other classrooms as such, we did take a stroll around the campus. And I must say it’s really green and beautiful.

Linking to Thursday Tree Love, Wordless Wednesdays & Skywatch Friday

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