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    SHALI Sunset, as most of the touristic Places in Egypt, many Siwaian people work as touristic guide, even this small boy who guided this group up to SHALI “old town in Siwa, and topmost place as well” just to witness the sunset of Amun-Ra (Sun god in Pharaonic culture): by motagaly_entry, Views[1568]
         		 Old window in SHALI House, even with the current modernization of Siwa, some families still lives in their old SHALI Houses “6000 Years Old” and still doing renovation with the same mud brick materials used by their ancient ancestors.: by motagaly_entry, Views[1067]
         		 Sunset and turning back journy-
     
         		 Siwa desert, Siwa is famous for its beautiful desert along with its dunes, a memorable moments you can spend there at the desert under the sun, visiting the old ancient Pharaonic civilization or even the Romanian one, or just enjoy the beauty of the desert and sand. The whole place is famous for the important visit done by Alexander the Great.: by motagaly_entry, Views[2298]
     
    Drawn boat (El Ghara'ana)
         		 Cherish the moment -
         		 A cruise is about to start to
         		 Another day in the office for the lonely caretaker as he sits in room once built for the great pharaohs. Stories of the ancients adorning the walls around him.: by dineshkris, Views[523]
         		 The leathery skin hides a life of toil in the laboring heat. An emotion expressed for a mere second, as I pulled away from the viewfinder she returned to a smile, I wonder what made her grimace? : by dineshkris, Views[1340]
     
    I can feel I am close to achieving my dreams in the field of photography. my high perceive intuitive assures me that I am the hero in the next image. My whole photos full of heroes who hide the stories behind them. I’d love to do photography to highlight the hero and show the stories and tell people to help them to find their way in life. Life is full of treasures behind closed doors I've got the courage to go into the adventure and get the treasure and sent positive energy to the world through My photos with peace and love. : by hananhosny, Views[520]
         		 I'd love to be a role model for those around me, I advise them through the pictures for the best and let them know that you did not know about it before. have an influence on people with creativity can help them change their thoughts and life: by hananhosny, Views[612]
         		 Since childhood I loved photography because I appreciate the aesthetics in life and I feel I have Artistic Creativity. I look forward to work on the frontiers of knowledge not only to generate an out of box ideas on photography but to synthesize all of us though diversity.: by hananhosny, Views[802]
         		 to ba a lantern in someone's life is guide him through the way is a pleasureful journey that everyone should enjoy at least once in his life: by hananhosny, Views[1138]
         		 I am outside this charming place, surrounded of a fantastic atmosphere i always looking for. specially when i am lost. if i have any doubts about something i back to my deep roots there it gives me a satisfied answers. My dream in photography is inveterate same like. Spirituality through my photography with exercise competence will enable me to show my aesthetics for others: by hananhosny, Views[602]
     
    The warm orange sky ushers this sailor home only to greet him again in the early hours of the next morning. : by dineshkris, Views[443]
         		 These delightful young boys had just finished school. Instead of homework they jumped in their makeshift boats and rowed to nearby tourists to serenade them with arab classics for pocket money. : by dineshkris, Views[971]
         		 A perfect example of the co-existence of life on the river Nile, man and bird. The river that gives so much to so many from the fishes in it to the men who catch them. : by dineshkris, Views[512]
         		 a mosque just across the street looked very nice after the night lights started.: by old-town, Views[394]
         		 porcelain eggs and decorated scarfs and plates.: by old-town, Views[384]
     
    decorated light bulbs, traditionally made from cupper shaped as Arabic letters.: by old-town, Views[470]
         		 traditional artifacts at
         		 two men opening their
         		 The minaret: by masjedelbanat, Views[300]
         		 Lamp from the roof: by masjedelbanat, Views[259]
     
    A window in the room: by masjedelbanat, Views[250]
         		 The door of the main room of the mosque: by masjedelbanat, Views[318]
         		 Intrance of
         		 Heavily entangled, an Egyptian Fruit bat, Rousettus aegyptiacus, waits to be freed by biologist Jill Carpenter, August 17, 2010. Requiring patience and a knack to untangle the bat, Carpenter works tediously to prevent damage to the bat's wings. Her volunteer work for Operation Wallacea assists in improving the knowledge of species diversity in the Sinai where she works closely with Jebeliya bedouin guides.: by robinallenmulligan, Views[793]
         		 Always eager to introduce the bats to the local bedouin, chiroptologist Jill Carpenter, offers her Jebeliya bedouin guide, Nasr, an opportunity to touch the desert long-eared bat, Plecotus christii, during a survey at Naqb el Hawa on August 15, 2010. The bedouin are not only instrumental, but very interested in assisting the non-profit Operation Wallacea, in partnership with Egypt's Nature and Science Foundation since 2005, to carry out biological assessments of southern sinai. : by robinallenmulligan, Views[697]
     
    The solace while recording bat sounds with an ultrasound detector along Nuweiba road outside St. Katherine, Sinai, is occasionally interrupted by vehicular traffic, drawing biologist Jill Carpenter's attention. Photography was limited to using infrared lighting to minimize attention to a lone woman at night. During this transect, on August 14, 2010, Carpenter recorded and subsequently confirmed the existence in Sinai of the Lesser Mouse-tailed bat, Rhinopoma cystops, previously suspected only by a single recording in 2005.: by robinallenmulligan, Views[571]
         		 Under August heat in Wadi Bugiya, biologist Jill Carpenter, of Operation Wallacea, is followed by her Egyptian volunteer assistant as they head towards Wadi Itlah to meet up with Jebeliya bedouin guide, Nasr, who is attending to his own garden. During Ramadan, neither Nasr or the assistant can consume water or food during daylight hours. On August 8, 2010, the three mist netted at El Halwa garden, a repository of herbal knowledge maintained and advanced by respected traditional herbalist and healer Dr. Ahmed Mansour. : by robinallenmulligan, Views[891]
         		 As the last Trident-nosed bats, Asellia Tridens, exit during an out flight to forage for insects, at Qarat Al Halfaya, a Roman ruin in the Egyptian western desert, biologist Jill Carpenter, visible only by her headlamp, inspects the day roost on August 27, 2010. This was Operation Wallacea's first foray working outside southern Sinai.: by robinallenmulligan, Views[729]
         		 In the beginning you may find them fearing you as an intruder to their daily simple private isolated life but when you get to know them and talk to them you will find the friendly Egyptians in their raw personalities without any impurities .: by brombaly, Views[569]
         		 They have a better understanding and appreciation for nature living their life day by day not thinking of what beyond their island's boundary.: by brombaly, Views[493]
     
    Dahab Island's People lead a much simpler life than the educated individuals on the mainland.: by brombaly, Views[476]
         		 It is inhabited by people who farm their land and earn their living day by day.Their freshly grown produce is a part of their daily nutrition.: by brombaly, Views[495]
         		 Dahab Island is an agricultural island in the middle of Cairo consisting of villages , farms & fields.There are no cars or tractors on the island so the available forms of transportation are on horse/donkey back or by foot.: by brombaly, Views[1120]
         		 Teamwork: by focus, Views[375]
         		 Microphone: by focus, Views[322]
     
    Waiting: by focus, Views[318]
         		 Way: by focus, Views[341]
         		 ُExit: by focus, Views[291]
         		 The climax of the Sufi's dance is when they juggle colorful dress.: by dustinkersch, Views[574]
         		 A rare southern view of the Giza Pyramids at night with Cairo lite up.: by dustinkersch, Views[1055]
     
    Sufi Whirling Dervish's lock hands for this mountain-like pose.: by dustinkersch, Views[477]
         		 A Sufi cries during his performance representing the orbiting of planets. : by dustinkersch, Views[468]
         		 The Pyramid of Khafre shines through the dark clouds above Cairo.: by dustinkersch, Views[767]
         		 Sunset at Kom Ombo: Sunset presages end of old order and advent of revolution: by franciscollins, Views[387]
         		 Nile Boatman: Reed gatherer pulls alongside river cruiser looking for cast-offs.: by franciscollins, Views[663]
     
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