
I promise I'll be more blog-productive once the weather turns and I lose the hubs to football. Until then, one of my fav photos from the trip. Why did the Bedouin cross the road?
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Oh, that takes me back! I went to Jordan two years ago and it was amazing!
ReplyDeleteWhen my blog partner/daughter and I bicycled through Africa for seven weeks, we saw this sight many many times - especially in Morocco and Mauritania.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait for all the photos! Will you make these available to purchase? I didn't have any that were gallery wall worthy from my trip.
ReplyDeleteAmazing!
ReplyDeletebeing from the middle-east i love seeing pictures of that area from other peoples eyes. i can't wait to see what you pictured!
ReplyDeleteI love this one!
ReplyDeleteBecause there are no chickens in Jordan? :)
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful photo.
I admire how beautifully simple this photograph is. I'm a painter, and for me the lone figure with the flow of the clothing looks like a perfect subject. Great shot!
ReplyDeleteIs there a McDonalds restaurant on the other side of the road???
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Have a great day outside and not too much in front of your computer screen!
Uwe.
That is a beautiful pic!
ReplyDeleteI cannot wait to see the rest of your pictures - thank you for your previous post on travel photography it was extremely helpful :)
Thanks Melissa. Yes, I'll have this and a few other favorites posted in my photo shoppe (http://mrslimestone.zenfolio.com/) as soon as Im done with the bunch.
ReplyDeleteUh - oh. I don't really have a great answer for that question I posed. It was just a corny joke.
ReplyDeleteThanks Shreya - glad you enjoyed. Thanks for commenting.
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