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| Steps, Fairmont Hotel, Abu Dhabi, UAE © Doug Hickok All Rights Reserved For a change of pace, this post shows hotel steps. If you wanted to see a gerbil who likes to macrame a loofah holder while eating apricot flavored sherbet, then today's picture will be a disappointment. P.S. The English words gerbil, macrame, loofah, apricot and sherbet are all derived from the Arabic, jarbu, miqrama, lufha, al barqooq, and sharab respectively. Just needed to catch-up on our English/Arabic word lessons. |
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Steps and Stuff
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Great photo:) Greetings
ReplyDeleteSo many lines and colors... Sure looks like great architecture.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful composition, I like the different colors, mainly the color of the water so intense and adorable!
ReplyDeleteLéia
A wonderful study of angles and planes. The various materials used here create a fascinating mix of textures and colors
ReplyDeleteIt's really a shame that zigzag is not an Arabic word. ;o)
ReplyDeleteI like simple picture like this one :)
You brought the zen out of this zigzag. :6)
great graphics
ReplyDeleteWonderful composition of angles, colors and textures. Cleverly spotted and well executed.
ReplyDeleteVery nice angle and composition.
ReplyDeleteah, i love how you toy with lines and angles and planes and perspectives here, doug ... you're quite the mathematician, righ ?!?
ReplyDelete(thanks again for the crash course in arabic ... ;-)
zigzag!
ReplyDeleteLove those diagonals and the black wedge of shadow. Brilliant....
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