Mr. Ken’s Sunrise
Another expat with a view-to-die-for sent me some photos today I want to share with you. First, I want to share his description of what he went through to get the photos, LLOOOLLLL!
I had to open the window to take the pictures because they are, understandably, very dirty on the outside (12th floor apt). It was a little chilly so I had closed the window waiting for the sun to show. When it did, the lock and the window had jammed (from lack of use most likely) so I wasn’t able to take the last shot I wanted. Ironically, the lock on the window popped out about three hours later all on its own (probably solar heating).
Here is the first one – I just love the blue-ness of it!
Here are the next two:
He’s loaned his good camera to a friend, so he took these with his cell phone. Great photos, Ken! By the way, every now and then your building management probably schedules a team to wash your windows. They will come in one of those gondola like things. It usually happens the day before the next sandstorm. 😦
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Waw! They almost look like Turners!
Amazing you can make such beautiful photo’s with a cellphone!
I would have said Turner, too, Aafke. 🙂 Just imagine what he can do with his good camera!
never under-estimate a good cellphone camera 😉
Did you consider spraying some WD-40 on the jammed lock ? 😛
Amazing view/photographs – especially from a so-called camera 🙂
Thanks to all for the kind comments – I am humbled.
K
They look like paintings
p.s. – Other than selective framing through the viewfinder all I did was push the button.
Truly, they say more to the wonder of nature and the glory of God than to my novice skills.
Have a wonderful day everyone.
K
Ken – Get your good camera back! If you can do this with a cell-phone-camera, we want to see what you can do with a real camera. 2. Start a blog! Call it Expat Eye and show us what you see. When you are fresh in Kuwait, you see things that you stop seeing after you have been here a while. or iExpat! LLLOOOLLL!