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This gallery accompanies the blog with the same title. (Click to enlarge images).

This gallery accompanies the blog with the same title. (Click to enlarge images or view on my art website LindArt)

The Huna Al Emarat exhibition at the Gallery of Light, Ductac, Mall of the Emirates.

These photos accompany the blog with the same title. As you look at each photo I ask you to look out for the color turquoise. (Click to enlarge images)

This gallery accompanies the blog with the same title. (Click to enlarge images)

These photos accompany the blog of the same name. (Click to enlarge images)

This gallery accompanies the blog with the same title. (Click to enlarge images).

This series was created after I began experimenting with the app Slowshutter. In it I attempt to capture movement of individuals as they move through the mall. (Click to enlarge images)

Since returning to Dubai, I have begun work on a set of images with which I wish to showcase the whirling dervishes and the beautiful architecture of light I experienced in Istanbul. On my camera roll, I have many architectural images of Istanbul capturing light. For this series I have chosen to use mainly images taken in the harem in Topkapi Palace. When working on these edits I have had the feeling that in some inexplicable way the whirling dervishes bring light and release to many, especially women, who lived in those quarters under conditions not of their own choosing. (Click to enlarge images). More about the whirling dervishes of light in my blog post: Whirling Dervishes - lessons for cyberspace.

A few photos of Ireland taken in July 2013. (click to enlarge images)

This gallery accompanies the blog post entitled "Fog,Mindfulness and Unknowing".(click to enlarge images)

A recently opened museum in the heart of the Deira souq.(click to enlarge images)

This gallery accompanies the blog of the same title. The first two edits were the inspiration for the blog and since then the series has been emerging. These images are an attempt to express visually the experience of cyberspace. I edit architecture pics mostly taken in Dubai to achieve the effect. The photos are taken with and edited on an iphone. I am sharing these works on instagram as well. (click to enlarge images)

The work of Kent Avery, an artist in Stanley Park, Vancouver, Canada. This gallery accompanies the blog entitled, "The Question of Balance". (click to enlarge images)

A few of the photos taken while on a four day trip to Jordan. See the blog, "Jordan, Space and Time" for further thoughts on this visit. (click to enlarge images)

This gallery accompanies the blog with the same name. (click to enlarge images)

I have put together this little gallery of a photo and its edits to symbolize the unfolding of a moment as it is experienced with mindfulness. (click to enlarge images)

Here is a sample of some of the pics I have recently posted to Instagram. (click to enlarge images)

A set of photos showing the scultpure "The Gathering". (click to enlarge images)

Yesterday a dhow caught fire in Deira Creek, spreading to another dhow. These photographs show the last of the fire-fighting and the remains of a dhow. (click to enlarge images)

About 16kms from Ras Al Jinz is the fishing village of Ras Al Hadd. Its beaches are also nesting sites for the green turtles. As usual I was fascinated by the architecture, especially the doors. (click to enlarge images)

This gallery accompanies the blog entitled "The Green Turtles of Ras Al Jinz". (click to enlarge images)

A New York street scene in the middle of the Dubai Mall! (click to enlarge images)

A small residential area just off Sheikh Zayed Road, behind the Burj Khalifa in Dubai. This gallery accompanies the blog, "Your Door". (click to enlarge images)

The Green Line of the Dubai Metro opened on 9 September 2011. This gallery accompanies my blog, "Green Line. Speed and Stillness." (click to enlarge images)

Here are some pics taken while wandering around the town of Stellenbosch. (click to enlarge images)

This gallery accompanies the blog of the same title. The plum blossoms symbolize impermanence. (click to enlarge images)

This gallery accompanies the blog "Mindfulness and Balance" and contains photos taken of the exhibition of tightrope walker sculptures at the Gate Village, Dubai. (click to enlarge images)

As discussed in the post "Draw Mindful" these patterns have been colored in as an exercise in mindfulness. (click to enlarge images)

Here are a few more pics taken in Phuket, Thailand. The first set are in the Gallery: Be in the Now. (click to enlarge images)

A few pics from Thailand. Most were taken on the day of arrival. I hope to share some more later on. (click to enlarge images)

This gallery accompanies the post Langu age. It suggests the mass migration to new energetic levels of being that we are making as the collective. (click to enlarge images)

I carried last night's experience of the total lunar eclipse with me when I visited the Burjuman Mall in Dubai today. This gallery attempts to capture the beauty of movement,shape and color often found in unexpected spaces. (click to enlarge images)

Domes have always been a symbol of transcendence in cultures and religions throughout the world, calling us ever upwards and reminding us of the pull of Eros.   In the world today, there is talk of the geodesic dome being a metaphor for interconnectedness and the unleashing of creativity and spontaneity as the collective intelligence of a group is utilized. A synonym for a pavilion is a dome, and so I find it appropriate to put up this gallery of domes I have photographed, at the same time as my blog that looks at online pavilions. (click to enlarge images)

There are some days that seem to be filled with colour. (click to enlarge images)

It is early afternoon and all is quiet. All is still quiet. The Liwa Desert gazes back at me from where I sit, and somehow, words seem superfluous when faced with the expanse of sand in front of me. Instead, it is perhaps appropriate today to allow the images in this gallery to speak for me. (click to enlarge images)

Please accept an invitation to tour the “Mirror World” I have discovered in Dubai. Step on the escalator and ascend or descend (it’s all a matter of perspective, anyway!) into the images of this gallery. (click to enlarge images)

The following script accompanied my #mobieart project: #mobileart will contain photographs taken using my mobile phone. The photos are taken when I am out walking. These photos are shared via the web shortly after they are taken and therefore immediately become mobile. I share them initially on twitpic where you can find them by searching for those marked #mobileart. The photos might be of art in its various forms. They might also be of shapes that strike me as being in a state of movement. The project is ongoing. The fact that #mobileart contains a hash tag indicates that it is searchable and will show all the photographs I have taken in the form of a stream. This stream will flow as more photographs are added. It is my wish that these photos will capture the movement of Spirit in His/Her/Its/Our/My/Your various forms. Hopefully too, these photos will be a sharing of a consciousness on the move. The start of the project took place in Dubai, which was once a land of Bedouins – nomads in the desert, and so the theme of wandering, mobility and art is perhaps appropriate. For the Bedouins home had a different meaning to the way it is understood today in the west and in much of the east. Wherever the Bedouins were they were at a center which was always changing as they wandered through the borderless desert. Habitation was not fixed. It was temporary and always suggested the probability of immediate movement. In the ecology of the desert, life was interconnected and a sense of community was strong. Wandering was an act of connectedness. Many of these concepts are receiving renewed focus in this age of mobility and the resulting global village, and I will attempt to capture them in my photographs. (Click on any image within the gallery to find out more about it).