Sunset sandlot cricket match ends in Al Satwa neighborhood. After one month in Dubai I could not help but be fascinated by the confluence of business and culture here in the Emirates.
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Sunset sandlot cricket match ends in Al Satwa neighborhood. After one month in Dubai I could not help but be fascinated by the confluence of business and culture here in the Emirates.
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wow..not even one female around… ?
what kind of fun is this????
smiling
not even a small black dog? like Lola size??? geez
PANOS
well all the cricket games i have seen have been men only….i am sure there are exceptions, but i did not see any in Dubai….the only women on this open field were the two women i brought with me…students…who were shooting as well….generally local women tend to be camera shy as is the custom in these parts….and if a woman complains to her husband of having her picture taken, and her husband then complains to the police, well off you go…so, in this case, i am happy for an all male field of dreams….
cheers, david
oh i hear you i hear you…
it just me personally, cant fathom life around so many guys…i’d get seriously depressed
either way…visually i love this photo…
pure symbolic..
men and phallic symbols in background…
i love this photo because it SCARES me somehow… hmm i dont know..
just letting the subconscious speak
Some colorful glowing buildings in that shot!
David, you’ve been gone a while.
So there’s some catching up to do.
Best to you and yours. Tell everyone hi for us.
Mike
Nice parallels between the men and the massive skyscrapers in the background. Both seem a little haphazard.
…not even one chicken around?
not even one bottle of ouzo..?…
it “feels” like Las Vegas without casinos…:)))
P.S…oh,sweet light!!!