Loneliness
Expatriates constitute nearly 40 per cent of the total population in the Gulf region. Labour migration in large numbers, combined with stric...
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Feature on clicking selfie with mono pod/ selfie stick, if we look back in time we will find lot of self portraits from many famous artist... -
Expatriates constitute nearly 40 per cent of the total population in the Gulf region. Labour migration in large numbers, combined with stric... -
HOPE AFLOAT and A WAY OF LIFE Some other day i was shooting at the beach, sunset was not very intresting, so i start walking towards the boa... -
Inner premises of “Naal Sahab Ka Ashoor Khana”. Devotees, especially women, seen offering religious sanctification to the “Alams” -
Daniel and Catherine a belgium couple wtih thier children who is travelling around the world in a car was in muscat. Amazing, nice and coop... -
Luxury Desert camping in style It was a experience of a life time, me and my reporter colleague stayed in Desert nights camp in the Sharqiya...
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Showing posts with label Loneliness - Expatriate workers in Gulf. Show all posts
Popular Posts
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Feature on clicking selfie with mono pod/ selfie stick, if we look back in time we will find lot of self portraits from many famous artist...
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Expatriates constitute nearly 40 per cent of the total population in the Gulf region. Labour migration in large numbers, combined with stric...
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HOPE AFLOAT and A WAY OF LIFE Some other day i was shooting at the beach, sunset was not very intresting, so i start walking towards the boa...
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Inner premises of “Naal Sahab Ka Ashoor Khana”. Devotees, especially women, seen offering religious sanctification to the “Alams”
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Daniel and Catherine a belgium couple wtih thier children who is travelling around the world in a car was in muscat. Amazing, nice and coop...
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Luxury Desert camping in style It was a experience of a life time, me and my reporter colleague stayed in Desert nights camp in the Sharqiya...
About Me
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- Hi, Welcome to my blog! I am Syed Fasiuddin, an Indian-born photographer. This blog displays some of my work from the journey that I started as an amateur photographer playing with my camera in my spare time till now, when I am a senior press photographer. I started my career as a darkroom assistant, where I learned to manipulate the use of colours and shades in black and white pictures in the manual processing and printing of pictures taken by professional photographers. In my work, I tend to focus on artistic photography and have won state- and national-level accolades in many photography salons and competitions before entering into industrial and advertising photography. I now work for a publishing house in Muscat, Oman. I strongly believe that photojournalism is one of the most satisfactory branches of photography. I hope that you enjoy my work and can spare some time to leave comments. Thank you!