The Cairene

My blog on WeCanCam: Rate it here:  http://www.wecancam.net/blog/20-buying-a-dslr-camera-doesnt-make-you-a-professional-photographer.html Today, you can just log in to your Facebook account to find most of your friends  putting a picture of themselves with "their" DSLR camera,  or adding a "Photography" album, and it even reaches the limit when they put on their status “Photographing”. It is a bit fine till that part, but it freaks me out when things go out of control and people start believing in their so called "talent", which they clearly don't have! Then everyone starts making a fan page for themselves. So are they looking for fame, money, or just want to tell their friends that they have got a DSLR Camera? Until now, I cannot really decide. Funny Fact: There is a photographing contest on Facebook for portraits pictures, so I just clicked on view photos to be surprised that some people uploaded pictures for Landscapes, and others had edited the...

It was a very hot and busy day. The streets were too crowded and the people were all jaded by the weather and  the harsh mundane life.  At that day, I decided to try something different. I got into a public transportation bus with costs only 0.75 pounds, so this means it is only used by the lower and the simple class of the Egyptian society.  When I got there, I was feeling so uncomfortable and disoriented. People were trying to look at me as they were confused that I don't look poor or economically disabled to get myself into the dilemma of this crowded bus. To be honest, it was too much for me and I felt that I needed air to breath. I was feeling breathless and the smell was awful.  Out of all of these, something caught my attention and made my heart pound. I was really to proud to be one of those people, The Egyptians. They do have the kindest hearts and most generous souls even if they don't have to much to give. While the bus was going around Dokki St...

Sometimes you can have a blend of feelings inside your heart, A million pages of words that you can’t read loud, not just because it’s hard to speak up, but just because there is nobody to listen. You feel lost and left alone. It hurts you like a knife, and burns your heart like fire, you feel your mind is blown away, life is not like the clouds that walk peacefully through the blue sky, it is really beyond all the bad little things & you just have to know how to enjoy the pain…then fear comes with its strong wind, it collide with your heart and make it easy- breakable and then you lose yourself after losing control. You face all of this on your own, with no one to catch you before you fall & simply you have to believe that you are living in the middle of a world of the unknowns, and all you do is: tasting all the kinds of pain.