Camel Crossing, Wahiba, Oman

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Sand, Sand and More Sand

I recently had a great chance to have a guided tour of Oman was all the tempation I needed, so off I went. Here are some photos from the Wahiba Sands, an incredible desert in the interior of the country.

There was a Fort

Next up is a series of photos from Oman features a beautifully restored fort in a place called Nakhl (Nakhal). Check out this beautiful Omani fortress.

Beautiful Scenery

I've seen a lot of scenery in a lot of different places, but I've never seen anything like what I saw in Northern Oman. Extremely rugged mountains, beautiful fine grained sand, clear water, lush green date palm plantations ... it had it all.

Muscat

No trip to Oman would be complete without a stop in Muscat, the capital city.

Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque

I spent part of my final day in Oman visiting the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, the third largest mosque in the world, and one of the few (if not only) mosques in Oman that allows non-Muslim visitors inside the mosque itself.

Photos of the Week Project

From December 2003 until December 2006, I contributed to a part of this site known as 'Photos of the Week'. Though no longer updated, the section is full of interesting photos that offer a glimpse into the life of a traveling photographer. I've added three random photos below - click the 'refresh' button to see another three.

Nice Cones — November 12, 2004

We all love seeing a nice set of cones - these cones are hanging heavy on a sunny day. See more November 2004 photos.

Evergreen Forest in Black and White — May 22, 2005

Just as the title says, this is just an Evergreen Forest in Black and White. See more May 2005 photos.

Water Lily Lotus Flower — July 20, 2005

Water lily or lotus flower, I'm not sure which -- maybe they're the same. Whatever the case, I really like the subtle colours of this scene. The photo was taken at the Boerner Botanical Gardens. See more July 2005 photos.

Old Favorites

	Wisconsin State Capitol Building - Without question, the State Capitol Building is the the centerpiece of Madison, Wisconsin. The Capitol Dome, and the 'Wisconsin' statue on top of it are visible throughout virtually all of the city, and for miles in all directions. This gallery is dedicated to the exterior of the building; the interior is just as stunning, and is certainly worth a look if you ever have the good fortune to visit Madison ...
	Milwaukee Art Museum (MAM) - The Milwaukee Art Museum is a building without peers. Nowhere else in Milwaukee, or Wisconsin, or perhaps even in the Midwest will you find a building quite like this. I was in complete disbelief the first time I saw the building, and several visits later, not much has changed ...
	New York City - Like millions of others, I've had the good fortune of visiting New York City a few times. Before visiting, it was a city that I felt certain I wouldn't like. I was wrong. It has it all, and it is all surprisingly accessible. The buses, subways and ferries do an excellent job of making the scenes and sites, famous and not-so-famous, easy to get to. Here are a few of those famous and not-so-famous places ...