Doha, Qatar - Middle East

Recently I returned to Doha, Qatar to shoot, what turned out to be, a 10 day Industrial Lifestyle photography and video project. While there I had a little extra time to play, these are all my personal work. The photos, and 1 video, are personal work, meaning I shot them just because I wanted to.

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The image below shows the day I arrived in the Doha airport, in the distance you can see a massive dust storm.

This is in the terminal.

This is in the terminal.

This is in Doha close to the Persian Gulf (also known as the Arabian Gulf)

My client arranged for me to meet him at lunch, which was an event.

The fish restaurant has a moving sculpture:

Another late lunch/early dinner was at a steak restaurant.

Then one night I grabbed a late night snack at the hotel. Yes it as good as it looked.

This was shot in Doha and the water is within 5-10 yards (5-10 meters)

Jokingly I call this The Qatar National Forest:

The camel herder

This is a very safe country. All of the 333,000 native Qataris have a very high standard of living and Doha is the richest city in the world. The level of infrastructure expansion is stunning. Almost every road/street is new or close to new, all have street lights and modern safety equipment.

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