Color – The Eye of the Beholder
I wouldn’t have guessed this would be the topic of my next post. I have several bits of news and topics waiting off in the wings,…
Red Sea Camp
An amazing part of our trip was two days relaxing on the Red Sea at the Sawa Camp near Nuweiba. We literally stayed in straw huts…
Saint Catherine’s Monastery
There was one part of the journey that I felt I only walked away with one shot I really liked. I’ll explain that in a minute,…
Karnak Temple Prints
Karnak Temple was the last of the ancient temple ruins we visited on our tour of Egypt. It was definitely the largest complex we visited, although…
Luxor Temple Ruins
Our first afternoon in Luxor, we wandered along the Corniche – the riverside walkway along the Nile (apparently used in Egypt but borrowed from the French). …
Balloons Over Luxor
I often think back to my experience of flying in a hot air balloon over Egypt’s famous Valley of the Kings. Even though there have been…
Everyday Egypt – Prints
While ancient monuments and temples are a treasure and grand to see, they are not what defines a place That would be the people. And while…
Felucca Prints
Traditional sailboats that have plied the Nile for ages still use this ancient highway today. These wooden boats with lateen sails are mostly pleasure craft these…
Sahara Prints
During my trip through Egypt, we got to see a lot of the great desert, the Sahara. We also learned that Sahara is Arabic for desert. …
Abu Simbel Prints
Ramses II, we were told, was the only Pharaoh of Egypt to bear the epithet, The Great. Ramses The Great lived to be 90 or 91…
Cairo Mosque Prints
Alongside the pyramids, one of the highlights of our visit to Cairo was the Mosque of Mohamed Ali Pasha at the Citadel. The Mosque is a…
Egyptian Pyramids
There are many pyramids across Egypt, and if I ever make it back, I hope to see more of them, but I did get to see…