The Sea in Salalah
OMANعمامه A Dubai-based pilot and friend suggested I visit Salalah, a port town on the southern tip of Oman. […]
2016 in Images
Sailing dhows made of garbage, crusaders, flying low over a baobab-packed forest, guerrilla warfare, Maulidi festival, tattooed and “bearded badasses”. […]
The Old West Wins Again
Meet my friend Bill. I’ve known Bill since the 90s when I moved to Montana. He’s a Wall St. banker […]
Rooks, Crooks, Bishops and Pawns
Nairobi is the Maasai word for “cold water”. With an elevation of 5,889 feet above sea level, it is by […]
Geographical Doppelgänger
Portugal hardly ever seems in the news. I never gave the little country next to Spain much thought. Recently, however, […]
The Nearest Exit is Behind You – 2014 in Photos
Random images from travels and subjects I wrote about last year. […]
Occidental Tourist – Istanbul
Safari to Samburu – Joy’s Camp, Shaba National Reserve, Samburu
Bet you didn’t know the “Big Five” refers to the five species of game hunters favor shooting; rhinoceros, leopard, Cape […]
I couldn’t get out of Doha fast enough
Freud would have had a field day in here but I couldn't get out fast enough.
London 2014
Random photos taken in London mostly via Instagram: MargotKiser Follow me on Twitter:@MargotKiser
New York City
Somewhere on Bowery St. She didn’t seem the least bit concerned about anything or anyone. The story of […]
Marooned in Morocco
MARRAKECH, Morocco – Didn’t see much of Marrakech my first week there. Didn’t even glimpse the friends I […]
Marrakech Express
Firstly, a note to apologize for long absence. Some say post Westgate xenophobia has lessened. Not true if you’re a […]
Zanzibar Door and Bike, Stone Town
A view to an Embassy
Journalism is printing what someone else does not want printed: everything else is public relations. ~ George Orwell, British author […]
Oman – the Stepford Life
Oman gets rain about once a year and so it happened that on the day I first visited the Gulf […]
