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Something that most people don't take note about is the amazing plethora of colours that are found in Egypt. Walking around the markets, whether it be the fruits of a grocer, the vegetables of a felafel dealer or the spices, knick-knacks and clothes of a salesman. The vivid colours amaze and impress.
The final shot, a late evening sunset in Luxor over the River Nile.
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Great photos, lots of color! Egypt is our first stop on our around the world trip in June. We're so excited!
You've got quite an eye for composition and color! Great work!
Ryan, you will love it, make sure you set aside at least three days for Luxor.
Kelsey, thanks.
Beautiful shots! I, too, have a "Caravan of Colors" collection from Cairo. The colors stand out so nicely against all the dust and grime of the city.