Since I am beginning to pursue my passion in photography, I guess joining photo challenges on blogsphere is a good idea to motivate myself. I happen to visit the Daily Post blog provided by WordPress.com and I am thinking to become part of the challenge.
This week’s challenge is on GEOMETRY that is all about the shapes or any patterns of the natural world up close and personal, or the rhythm of local buildings.
Here are my entries:
This the doom-shaped building of Children Science Museum in Muscat, Oman
A beautifully designed geometric shapes ceiling of the children museum.
This is homunculus a representation of how our brain view our body.
Gilded murals in floral and geometric patterns that delicately decorated the walls of Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque in Muscat, Oman.
The interesting section of the mosque is the main prayer hall. There is an imposing wooden doorway carved with verses from the Koran provides access to the hall.
The highest minaret symbolizes Fasting – normally practice during Ramadhan
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Great captures! I loved traveling in and around Muscat!
Inviting you to leave your footprints and explore my “Geometric” interpretations too, at http://sreeniviews.wordpress.com/2012/11/08/geometry-inspired-and-instigated-by-nature/
Thank you. yes me too..i would have to tour around not just in Muscat but whole Oman if my time permits esp during long holidays!
keep traveling and keep sharing.
yes i love too. ill also share tips and ideas for wonderful travel experience and ideal places esp here in Oman so that prospect travelers will be enticed to visit this beautiful country in the arabian peninsula.
yes, indeed. Kindly share to help travelers to Oman.
Fantastic shots all…
Thanks..the building and landmarks here in Oman reflect a great architectural design of a basic signature in the arabic old times.