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How to Achieve the Impossible
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How to Achieve the Impossible

Between October and November 2025 — in just 24 days — I photographed four of the UAE’s most elusive birds of prey: the Pharaoh Eagle-Owl, Osprey, Little Owl, and Pallid Scops Owl. Each encounter lasted two hours, the result of research, coordination, and a team working quietly behind the scenes. Most photographers spend entire seasons to capture what took weeks of discipline, planning, and patience — proving that with respect and stillness, even the impossible can be achieved.

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Facts About Pharaoh Eagle-Owl Part 02
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Facts About Pharaoh Eagle-Owl Part 02

The Pharaoh Eagle-Owl isn’t always where you expect it. Some days it’s perched in plain sight; other days, it vanishes into the desert’s silence. Discover the reasons behind its unpredictable presence — from shifting temperatures and prey movements to its instinct for survival in the wild landscapes of the UAE.

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UAE Wildlife Photography Trips: Shorebirds, Vipers, and Desert Discoveries
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UAE Wildlife Photography Trips: Shorebirds, Vipers, and Desert Discoveries

In early September, Ras Al Khaimah revealed its hidden treasures — from elusive shorebirds like the Eurasian Oystercatcher and Crab Plover to desert vipers and the rare False Cobra. By focusing on lesser-visited habitats close to home, I aim to document all of the UAE’s wildlife — birds, mammals, and herpetofauna — while offering guided trips that bring others into the heart of these wild encounters.

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Where I Least Expected It: Wildlife Photography in the UAE
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Where I Least Expected It: Wildlife Photography in the UAE

When I moved from Lebanon — a land of forests, rivers, and mountains — to the seemingly harsh deserts of the UAE, I expected my wildlife photography journey to slow down. Instead, I uncovered an entirely new world teeming with birds, mammals, and breathtaking landscapes. From coastal shorelines to rugged mountain peaks, the Emirates proved to be one of the most surprising and rewarding environments I’ve ever photographed.

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Three Years, Two Dream Lenses — A Wild Journey in Wildlife Photography

Three Years, Two Dream Lenses — A Wild Journey in Wildlife Photography

I began my wildlife photography journey in 2022 — and in just a few short years, I’ve grown faster than I ever imagined. With years of prior experience in other photography fields and access to dream lenses like the 500mm and 800mm primes, I started from a place most photographers only reach after a decade. Here's how that changed everything — and what I’d tell new photographers today.

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A Year in the UAE: Wildlife, Recognition, and Renewed Purpose

A Year in the UAE: Wildlife, Recognition, and Renewed Purpose

In less than a year, in RAK gave i got more recognition than I ever imagined possible—something I spent years chasing in Lebanon and Syria. This isn’t just a story of photography; it’s a story of respect, support, and what happens when your voice is finally heard.

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Reviving Syria’s Wildlife: A Dream Long Deferred / إحياء الحياة البرية في سوريا: حلم مؤجل آن أوانه
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Reviving Syria’s Wildlife: A Dream Long Deferred / إحياء الحياة البرية في سوريا: حلم مؤجل آن أوانه

Despite years of war and neglect, Syria remains home to remarkable biodiversity that deserves urgent protection. From the endangered Northern Bald Ibis to recent discoveries like the Small Indian Mongoose, this article explores the current state of Syria’s wildlife, the threats it faces, and the potential for revival.

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Tasmanian Tiger Are They Really Extinct?
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Tasmanian Tiger Are They Really Extinct?

The Tasmanian Tiger (Thylacinus cynocephalus), officially declared extinct in 1936, continues to captivate scientists and wildlife enthusiasts. From its habitat and breeding habits to de-extinction efforts using cutting-edge genetics, this elusive marsupial remains a symbol of lost wildlife. But with ongoing unconfirmed sightings and genetic engineering advancements, could the Thylacine ever walk the earth again? Explore the science and speculation behind this enduring mystery.

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Nothing is Guaranteed Except Change
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Nothing is Guaranteed Except Change

Wildlife photography is all about persistence and patience. No matter how much research and preparation you do, nothing is guaranteed. Targeted photography—pursuing specific species—often requires multiple trips, countless hours, and immense effort. Success is never certain, but the challenge is what makes it rewarding.

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