Bougainvillea's Last Reunion Wood Print

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INSIGHT | Pulling over by a garbage bin to toss my car�s little trash bag in Beirut, when I opened the door I saw on the side of the curb, previously covered with whitewash, a small pack of colorful fallen bougainvillea randomly grouped by city sweepers in what appeared to me as nothing less than a beautiful choreography, especially against that white background. As usual, I didn�t think twice before I grabbed my cam and recorded this unique scene.

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So many beautiful things around us, fleeting moments which too often remain unnoticed. They are looking at us, watching us, calling us silently, hoping to be noticed, remembered, and maybe immortalized with a photograph. Professional photographer in Lebanon and the US since 1972, and photography professor at the American University of Beirut from 1997 to 2020, I have always made it a point to find time to create my very own images, looking, seeing, appreciating, and dwelling in the scene, trying to bring out and share the essence of what I see through the viewfinder, which I love to call “My Magic Window”. A look in the eyes, a tree in the sun, dancing reflections on water, all whispering to my senses “Look at...