Sports photography should be considered a kind of sport. I did my fair share of exercise while photographing this football tournament on the Sports Day.
As part of last year’s video journalism class, I made three other news packages about the community that we live in. These three clips tackle issues such as growing caffeine addiction, the lack of reading culture and media freedom. Here you go-
Read more "All about Qatar: caffeine addiction, reading culture and media freedom"Amid plans to move away from its dependency on food imports, Qatar has been experimenting with commercial beekeeping and honey production. Over the past year, the country’s Ministry of Environment has set up about 30 farms in the north, located strategically near indigenous Sidra trees. From their blossoms, bees gather nectar to produce sidr honey, […]
Read more "[Doha News] Qatar strives to expand honey production, but heat a challenge"
New Damien Hirst installation outside Sidra Hospital guaranteed to be another “talking point” in Qatar. More photos from the unveiling ceremony here.
Read more "Damien Hirst fetus sculptures unveiling in Qatar"
Spotted a colorful double decker bus around town? You’ve driven past a Doha Bus, one of the newest additions to Doha’s tourist scene.
Starting from this month, you can tour around the city’s most famous spots riding an open-top bus. Trundling from the airport end of the Corniche all the way to the Pearl, the route takes tourists on a tour of Doha’s past, present and future.
Gabriel Iglesias, “The Fluffy Guy”, an American stand up comedian, is currently the third top ranked comedian in the world. He is known for his unique style in stand-up comedy and is very popular in the GCC, performing at sold out shows in the region in 2011. This year, he performed with Bader Saleh, the […]
Read more "The Fluffy Guy in Doha"At the eighteenth UN Climate Change Conference, Qatar presented many of its pioneer projects in adapting to climate change.
Read more "Qatar showed ambition to tackle food security issue at COP18"
