I took quite a few photos this weekend, so I'm going to jump right to it.
Actually this morning was pretty foggy outside, so I grabbed this shot, about 9 am:
Anyway, this weekend Liz and I drove all over Dubai. Over by Ikea is the Al Badia Hillside Village(crummy Flash website). Of course, this being flat-flat Dubai they have to physically construct the hill in order to make a hillside village. Crazy.
We also went to Karama, an older section of Dubai over by the Creek. In Karama there are lots of cheap low-rise apartments, with first floor shops dealing in all sorts of goods - counterfeit and not.
Anyway, this one shop we went into had some Iraqi dinars on sale. I should have asked how much they were. Instead, I took a picture:
Over the break when we were in the States I bought a new cheapo camera, one with a unusually wide-angled plastic lense. The Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim. It takes pretty cool photos, which only enboldened me to get even weirder and try cross-processing - taking slide film and developing it like you would negative film, thus getting high contrast and crazy color combinations. You know, kind of like a Tony Scott movie.
