This is the final colourful shot taken during a group tour to Zakher Lake in Al Ain.
Lake Zakher also known as (Lake Tilapia) a man-made lake in the United Arab Emirates, near the border with Oman. It was created from treated waste water that was released onto land, which pushed up groundwater levels and eventually resulted in the development of a lake.
It is almost sunset, and in the middle of rolling, rust-coloured dunes on the outskirts of Al Ain, a beautiful lake shimmers in the early evening light. Migrant birds call to each other as they rest on the reeds, and in the surrounding dunes lizards, snakes, insects and gerbils make their nocturnal appearance. With Jebel Hafeet looming in the distance it is quite a sight, but the lake’s very existence in such an arid sandscape has made it a subject of mystery for some time.

One of these days the conditions will be perfect for photographing these beautiful Cherry trees at the University Quad-the rain will be just the right amount, the wind slight, no ghosts will be walking the Oz like roads, and no drops of water and fog will blur the lens, but in the meantime the wonderful beauty of the quad at twilight at peak cherry blossom bloom still permeates this image, and the spirit the place is perhaps stronger given the challenges of wind and movement during a brief five minute period when there is the right combination of lights along the pathways and the promises of a rising sun during the blue hour of twilight.

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Part of the Saudi Arabian desert in the winter

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