1) My building
2) The Blue Souk
3) The corniche
(Credits to the Gulf News on the Blue Souk photo)
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2 comments:
Man, The Blue Souk looks so beautiful and serene. thanx for posting it.
I miss the Sharjah of 9 years ago! It's quite different now than it was then. We could see the souks from our balcony. I'm sure construction has changed all of that. I remember when Jumeirah Beach Road actually ended at the now Burj Al Arab roundabout. The Burj was built, but not open for business back then. And driving that far out? You were truly at the 'end of Dubai'. Time changes everything! Glad you liked it. I'm going to dig up my old prints and scan them soon.
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