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Ozjan Yeshar
{K:15239} 3/7/2004
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A marvelous capture Ned! I love all your details & composition in that shot. I must give that place a visit when I get to visit the lovely island of Bahrain. Cheers my friend.
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Ned Ali
{K:11928} 3/7/2004
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Thank you for the comments.
Dave,
This is neither the first nor the last thing that fades away without any action being taken to preserve it! :(
I have more photos of things that have vanished or on their deathbed! :(
Bahrain is a very tiny island with a population of half a million only .. do you know it used to be call the Land of Million Palmtree! The pic below shows two arial views of the same land called "Nabeeh Salih", first taken in 1954 and second in 1998!
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David Siller
{K:1317} 3/7/2004
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Great image, nice perspective and mood... im really sorry to know of another dead tradition, hope this gives a lesson not to repeat it again...
Congrats, and thanks for your nice coments...
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Javed Rassi
{K:8223} 3/5/2004
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good exposure, shows him well at work.
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Cliff Rosbotham
{K:2908} 3/5/2004
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Ned ... This is a super image , the weaver seems to be oblivious to everything bar his task. Nice colours too
Cliff
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Rawabi Al-Nuaimi
{K:15659} 3/5/2004
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great shot.. too bad our heritage is fading away.. :-S
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Ahmed J
{K:6014} 3/5/2004
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photo quality is very good.. composition and lighting are good too. by the way, this kind of hand made weaver still exist in egypt in many places and one of them is (kerdasah) a small vellage in cairo area. very good decomentry shot. thanks
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Fatma B.
{K:1864} 3/4/2004
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very nice decomentry shot Ned. so good clearity and details.
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Ned Ali
{K:11928} 3/4/2004
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i'd like to attach a picture showing the workplace of the weaver:
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