The biggest camel market in the world takes place in the Thar desert, during two weeks in November. The population grows from 5.000 souls to 200.000. The end of the day, with the camels roar, the smoke from the fires and the business people, is one of the most powerful things that one can experience in life.

Limited edition of 50 prints (for size 33x48,3cm), numbered and signed.

The camel market in the Thar desert, Rajasthan, spreads over several kilometres.

A nice woman of Anatolia.

A volcanic region, along the Silk Road.

Limited edition of 50 prints (for size 33x48,3cm), numbered and signed.

The Soganli valley, one of the Silk Road ancient ways.

Yeni Camii mosque, in Istanbul.

Praying in the Yeni Camii mosque.

Pamukkale, meaning "cotton castle" in Turkish, is a natural and World Heritage site in south-western Turkey. In these water sources, fresh deposits of calcium carbonate give the site a dazzling white look. They were well-known in the Antiquity and were described by the Roman architect Vitruvius. 

Mohamed Ali mosque. Cairo citadel.

Ibn Tulun mosque.

One of the most arid regions in the planet, near the Dead Sea. The area was the site of the Hasmonean Kingdom and the later Kingdom of Judah, a client kingdom of the Roman Empire.

Goats and grapes of the walls of Babylon.

Suleiman Pasha mosque. Cairo citadel

Bust of Kahotep, 2450 B.C.

Old house of the Thar desert, with the traditional symbols at the entrance. The couple, the snake, the goat, the tiger, the monkey, the sacred cow.

The troglodyte christian monastery of Keslik Kilesi, along the Silk Road.

Yeni Camii mosque.