Looking down on the Monastery, the highest of the major buildings in Petra.
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 A mother in hijab stands with her daughter in the Tel Aviv surf.  View down over the huge ramp the Romans built during their siege of Masada at the end of the Jewish Rebellion.  The men’s side of the Western Wall, the sole remaining piece of the original Temple Mount and one of (if not) the oldest holy site in the world.  A dog-shaped rock outcropping on the biblical Mt. Sinai, just after sunrise.  Taken with an iPod Touch after my camera was stolen out of my backpack while I was asleep on the bus to Dahab.  Detail of a painted wall in the Temple of Hatshepsut, Egypt’s first woman Pharoah, between the Valley of the Kings and the Valley of the Queens in Luxor.  The massive facade of Abu Simbel’s main temple, featuring four huge statues of Ramses II. (One of them is in much worse condition than the other three.)  Carved graffiti from a 19th century tourist on a column in the Temple of Philae. |
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