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Saving One Shark at a Time – Underwater Photography Article

January 15, 2021

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Saving One Shark at a Time A few years ago, I was scrolling through my Facebook feed when some images came up of an oceanic whitetip shark that was slowly being strangled by one of those rubber regulator necklaces. The necklace was tightly constricting the shark’s gill area, making it difficult for the shark to process oxygen among other things. I thought the image was difficult to see, and felt sorry for the shark, but scrolled on by as there…

Weekend Staycation in Jeddah-Why You Should Visit Jeddah! | Blue Abaya – Photobook Photography Article

October 11, 2018

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Weekend Staycation in Jeddah-Why You Should Visit Jeddah! | Blue Abaya Jeddah is just an 1,5 hour flight away from Riyadh making it the ideal weekend getaway destination in Saudi Arabia with all the cool things to do in Jeddah. Sometimes we don’t have to travel far or abroad for a relaxing weekend getaway! Saudi Arabia offers many great destinations for families to choose for a staycation. Jeddah has always been a favorite staycation destination of mine in Saudi Arabia…

The New Jeddah Waterfront Project – Photobook Photography Article

December 21, 2017

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The New Jeddah Waterfront Project The city of Jeddah runs north and south for many miles along the Red Sea coastline. A large phase of the Jeddah Waterfront project was recently completed and officially opened to the public on November 30th. This phase of the project cost a whopping 800 million Saudi riyals and runs along the coastline for 4.2 kilometers. I stayed away until a couple of days ago hoping the crowds had died down. There is also no…