This page is meant to help you navigate the website and understand the content of the main pages.

  • Photo gallery in a story format for specific species of birds and mammals in which I had encounters over a long period of time, to deliver a message of not only beauty but also information, preservation, and awareness.

  • Photos from different countries i have been to.

    at the moment Lebanon and United Arab Emirates.

  • First Section:

    Photo gallery divided into:

    • Sea birds

    • Migration birds

    • Forest birds and mammals

    • Herping

    • Wetlands birds

    The Herping section contains a large photo collection and information of snakes, salamanders, newts, lizards, chameleons, invertebrates, toads, frogs, turtles, mushrooms, flowers and butterflies.

    Second Section: "Species Spotlight"

    More detailed information, photos, and Red List status for each species.

  • Diverse Collections and Photo Galleries for:

    1. Birds/Mammals Eating

    2. Group Photos

    3. Birds Flying, Spreading Their Wings

    4. Landscape

    5. Short Video Collection

    6. Hall of Fame, my best of the best photos

    7. Mission Impossible, the hardest shoots i took

    8. Similar Look, a visual comparison for birds from the same family

    9. Nature Whisper, my photo gallery in Lebanon

    10. Unusual Moments a page is dedicated to presenting unusual moments that you don’t normally see—strange positions, odd wing stretches, and intimate moments.

    11. Fight Club Explore stunning wildlife photography of birds engaged in intense fights for territory, food, and survival. Discover the raw power of nature through dramatic bird battles documented in breathtaking detail.

    • Explain different camouflage techniques

    • Represent some useful gear that i use

    • Explain photography techniques for specific situations

    • Targeted Photography involves focusing on a specific species, selecting the best possible shooting spot, luring the animal to it, and waiting patiently to capture the perfect image. The process could take days, weeks, and sometimes even months.

  • My blog is a space where I share my personal experiences, encounters with wildlife, and practical advice on photography gear and techniques. Drawing from extensive fieldwork rather than relying on YouTube videos and class rooms, I provide insights and tips to help fellow nature enthusiasts and photographers.

My website is a place for me to represent my work with wildlife. I am not an avian expert nor a herpetofauna expert; I am simply a wildlife photographer. Although the website includes some scientific information, it is not to be considered a scientific resource. My website doesn't follow rules that other people think are important; the only rules I follow are the ones that I make which helps me deliver my art and views in a beautiful formate.