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I’m sitting here in the Red Carpet Club in Frankfurt, Germany waiting out our long lay-over for my final flight home.  We left Dubai at 1:30 this morning and I should get back to the States around 2:30 this afternoon.  The nice part of the lay-over is that it is giving me time to sort through some of the images I shot yesterday.  We had a pretty full day of shooting that included desert dunes, camels, a mosque, and a mad-cap trip back to the Burj Al Arab so Scott could get his sunset shot with the right lens.  There’s a story about that but I’ll let you go to his blog to read all about it.  It should be posted a couple of hours from now (you can get to Scott’s blog by clicking here).

It’s hard to believe that our trip is over so soon.  I thoroughly enjoyed Dubai and wish that I had more time to discover the rest of the Emerites.  I would love to go back in five years or so and see the completed construction projects that are transforming the city in to a metropolis that is uneaqualed the world over.  I remain completely impressed with the planning and development of a city that, just 15 years ago, had only a couple of roads and a handfull of highrise buildings.

Desert trees at sunrise

Camels

Mosque at sunrise

Mosque in the desert

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  1. Mike Palmer says:

    Great shots – Look forward to seeing the rest Jeff– Get some rest — You may be picking sand out of your ears for a week, its normal = )

  2. JoBu says:

    Great looking shots. And it looks like you had a much less frustrating trip than Kelby did. How did you pack as opposed to him? Did you have 35 pounds of camera equipment to lug around as well?

  3. That first shot of the trees is a winner, Jeff. I would have loved an opportunity like this. Wow.

  4. Joe Lahart says:

    Loved the images.How did the nikon 300 and the lense operate under the conditions.

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