My 2012 in pictures compilation is a review of the places I visited in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, specifically its capital city, Riyadh. So far I only have less than 10 ordinary places on the list. I am here to work and save so I made sure that objective is intact. This explains why I did not and will not push my purse for traveling per se as I believe run-of-the-mill places can also turn into highlight.
Here are the best of what I saw in the Center of the East last year:
PS: Happy New Year to all! Cheers to a healthier lifestyle this 2013.
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STORIES OF THE WANDERING FEET & MIND 
Happy New Year, Sony! Such strikingly beautiful photos, a nature wonderland, and glimpse of Saudi! Thanks for taking me there with you! Hey, did you read my poems? Did you ever try a hand at poetry? Sure would be interesting to see what an iconoclastic writer like you could do!
-Liz
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The photos are incredible!!! Such beauty! Thank you for sharing them with us.
SandyO
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From spectacular vistas to amazing close ups, what a great selection of photos, Excellent work.
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Outstanding collection of photo’s. Each one is breahtaking. You’ve captured so many wonderful images. The first one with the red sand is striking and unusual. Nicely done …
Happy New Year to you 2013
Isadora
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As all the others said – awesome pictures- the sand is beautiful…trying to imagine the heat- thanks for sharing.
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Nice shots, I really like your eye for unusual details.
You asked for critique, all I can say is that if you didn’t intend to overexpose your shots you should look into learning how to bracket your photos (and I think the man, the flower, and the brick structure would all look good with more detail).
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How can I miss this comment…Hi, Onet. Sorry it took a while before I was able to get back to you. I just want you to know, I do agree with you on those critiques. I will do better the next time around. That’s a promise.
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