Black fire

Black fire, originally uploaded by Hany Soliman.

My way of expediting is usually done by getting on my bike after work, right before sunset, i'd plan a a location to visit and there i'd set up my gear and start taking photos!

Survival boat

Survival boat, originally uploaded by Hany Soliman.

The Palawan Island is beautiful in all ways, continuing my island hopping, on of the islands we visited had some local fishing boat parked after a morning catch. theses bad boys' are actually motorized.

Seagull

Seagull, originally uploaded by Hany Soliman.

Located at Jeddah cornish, this high structure representing a seagull sits tall and proud.
These couple of days has been sandy...

Reach for the skies

Reach for the skies, originally uploaded by Hany Soliman.

On the way to have lunch at a well known Lebanese restaurant called Barbar, which served shawermas (kebab) and grilled meats. at the corner of the restaurant the skies were filled with wires mainly telephone cables. Communication!

The whole world in your hands

The whole world in your hands, originally uploaded by Hany Soliman.

Situated on the intersection of two main roads - the King's Road and a road leading to the royal airport, the globe roundabout is one of the many landmarks found in Jeddah. It's made out of steel and glass and designed by Julio Lafuente, a Spanish artist and architect who created almost two dozen works of art for the city.

Unfortunately a friend who accompanied me on this trip lost his car and home keys, i guess i have to bring out the guest bed!
Anyways such a beautiful art piece don't you think?

The love boat

The love boat, originally uploaded by Hany Soliman.

After coming back from a full day of island hoping in Palawan Philippines, at the shore was this fisher mans hut, parked outside was his boat where he'd take it out each morning for the days catch!

From afar there was a storm coming in, it was mid summer and it happened to rain.

GettaWay

GettaWay, originally uploaded by Hany Soliman.

While island hoping in the Palawan Islands, one of the stops was named Snake Island because it was shaped like one.
In the morning, lots of other island hoppers would pass by and enjoy a couple of hours under the sun either snorkeling and feeding the fish or laying around enjoying a beer or two.
At night, if you choose to stay behind and get picked up the next day, you have the island for you and the other island night sleepers. There is no electricity, just a bun fire with people gathered around, barbequing exchanging conversation, having a drink, playing the guitar singing till the sun comes up, with total serenity. However the next day i had to catch a plane back to manila so that we could go to our next destination... I’m defiantly going back, and I think you should too! Don't you think ?