We Have Moved!!!

First of all I would like to thank everyone who took the time to come here and check out and follow my project.

This has been encouraging enough for me to carry on with this project and try to complete the whole 365 days without any excuses. Even when I am traveling. This "no excuse" rule that I enforced upon myself comes to two reasons: a) Your dedication and following and b) Technology nowadays allows you to post from anywhere so even when I am abroad I should dedicate a few minutes to address my audience who will be awaiting my regular updates... So no excuses!

Having said all that, I have made my personal space on the web live on http://fareedamin.com and that's where you will be getting the daily updates. This space was temporary no matter how filled it got and I am happy it happened sooner than later when it had to get packed with posts. So from now on please point your browsers to http://fareedamin.com

Wish you all the best and many many thanks from my heart for your support and kind words.. I shall not disappoint you :)

-Fareed (January 4th, 2011)

365 Project (3/365) January 3rd, 2011

I was in Souq Waqef (1st Roundabout, Hamad Town) and bought a couple of charcoal-grilled corn made by this very cheerful guy. He was more than happy to see me taking pics of him. Will give him a printout. After all, he earned it! Oh, and if you ever go there, be sure to pick a couple of grilled corn from him, really worth it!



-Fareed ( January 3rd, 2011)

365 Project (2/365) January 2nd, 2011

My sister owns this turtle and it caught my attention, so decided to have some fun photography with it especially when you are the proud owned of the EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro lens. What a fun lens to work with. Highly recommended!



-Fareed ( January 2nd, 2011)

365 Project (1/365) January 1st, 2011

So 2011 is upon us. Happy new year everyone! Wish you and your families a blessed and prosperous year ahead and times filled with joy and happiness!

The project has officially started and there isn't a more appropriate way than to start it with our holy book, the Holy Quran...

Was experimenting with my macro lens and was happy with the way this shot turned out.



-Fareed ( January 1st, 2011)