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Manarat al Saadiyat is the future Saadiyat Island visitor center. As far as I can tell, it’s the only finished cultural building yet on the island, which will host the Zayed National Museum, the Louvre Abu Dhabi, the Guggenheim Abu … Continue reading
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My work was giving away free tickets to the semi final game of the President’s cup, between Abu Dhabi’s Al Jazira and Dubai’s Al Shabab. I’m no football fan, but it was my son’s “birthday week”, so I figured it … Continue reading
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Wow, what a week-end! After the One Light workshop on Wednesday, I went to Zack’s “On Location” workshop Thursday and Saturday. I could be charitable to myself and say that I chose the right workshop, just enough out of my … Continue reading
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@zarias nice enough to follow me + @gulfphotoplus nice enough to link to yesterday’s article = now this blog has officially more than 100 readers. Seriously giddy stuff, guys. So thanks and welcome tto all. No worries for my ego, … Continue reading
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OK, my brain is blown, I’ve got way too much information in there, and I don’t think the pieces of the puzzle will fit before a few years. But the man is certainly a very lively host, and the 11 … Continue reading
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Some pictures of a dig in Mleiha (Sharjah Emirate). The director of the French archeological team, Michel Mouton, is a captivating storyteller, who paints a vivid picture of both the site and the work of archeologists…
Twitter, Facebook, Google Earth, …. more intelligent people will say smart things on what they mean for arab revolutions… They’re definitely changing the relationship I have with information and journalism. On one hand, they bring  home the importance of mediation … Continue reading