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This is a fast, without tripod shot, when I was going to the car after the wedding of a friend.
St Boghos Paul Church in Anjar, Lebanon
This is my first entery from a big set of photos that I have shot in Jordan, back in 2007.
I was a bit lost on what should I post as the first photo from Jordan, but then a simple equation “when you say Jordan, you directly think about Petra & when you think about Petra, the Treasury is the first thing that comes to your mind” solved the problem.
Treasury in Petra, Jordan
Just came back from a short (two days) vacation in Resort in Batroun, Lebanon
Here is the first HDR(i) picture of Al Mussaylha (or Moussaylha) Fortress, right before the Shekka tunnel, north Lebanon.
Al Mussaylha / Moussaylha Fortress
I’ll post more photos soon, stay tuned 
This one was shot on the eve of the Armenian Genocide Commemoration, on 23rd of April 2009.
Armenian Genocide Memorial in Bikfaya, Lebanon
I do have shot some more on this day, I’ll post those later on.
Karni / Garni Pagan Temple in Kotayk, Armenia was built in n the first century A.D. by the Armenian King Tiridates (Dertad Takavor) with the money he received after visiting Emperor Nero in Rome.
In 1679 the temple was destroyed by an earthquake, but later, during the Soviet era, it was rebuilt.
Karni / Garni Temple in Kotayk, Armenia
This is one of the first high dynamic range imaging (HDRI or just HDR) Shots! HDR is a set of techniques that allows a greater dynamic range of luminance between light and dark areas of a scene than normal digital imaging techniques.
This HDR was made using 14 individual shots & shot from the Mar Charbel Church, Lebanon.
I’ll post some photos later to make the comparison.
Sunset HDR, Shot From Mar Charbel, Lebanon
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