Sana'a bathed in the magical light that falls just before sunset

Shots from a photographic trip I took in 1997 to the glorious, rarely visited, oft-maligned and massively underrated ancient land of Yemen - one of only a few countries in the world continuously populated since at least 2,500 BC, whose capital - Sana'a - is named after the biblical Noah's son, Shem.

Despite its reputation for war, kidnapping of foreign tourists and, more recently, breeding terrorists, this is truly a magnificent country that abounds in history, culture, uniquely beautiful architecture and stunning landscapes — as well as some of the most fantastically generous and hospitable people I've ever met.

It's also one of the most exciting places in the world to roam around with a camera, and I hope these shots give you some flavour of the wonders that await you should you ever get the opportunity to travel there.

攝影師：

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上載：

2012-04-04

標籤：

35mm architecture buildings colour e6 (not x-pro) middle east photo expedition scanned by jessops slide travel voyage

相機：

Nikon F50

菲林：

Fuji Velvia 50

城市：

Sana'a

國家／地區：

Yemen

Year:

1997

Time:

dusk

相簿：

Yemen: the photographer's paradise of the Middle East

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