Thanks Ally, It's funny how they're the same, but different. Almost reflections of each other. I certainly don't see nearly as much sand or dust here (in Ottawa, Canada). No ocean or sea nearby, LOTS of green instead. That's the big difference when I visit Egypt, everything is sand-dusted almost. It's beautiful, but it's a different kind of beauty. In the end, the similarities are almost in how humans affect all the different environments.
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Beautiful, Noha. I love the parallels here.
I went to Kenya last summer and I've often been struck visually by similar images in America.
Maybe I'll have to spend a weekend taking photos to comare now!
Thanks Ally,
It's funny how they're the same, but different. Almost reflections of each other. I certainly don't see nearly as much sand or dust here (in Ottawa, Canada). No ocean or sea nearby, LOTS of green instead. That's the big difference when I visit Egypt, everything is sand-dusted almost. It's beautiful, but it's a different kind of beauty. In the end, the similarities are almost in how humans affect all the different environments.
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