Portrait of a thoroughbred Omani ... Frame:naturalPortrait of a thoroughbred Omani camel in the Al Khatam sands near Al Ain. A saddled thoroughbred Omani camel belonging to Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan is couched in the sand facing forward. Its mouth is slightly open and the tuft of hair on its neck is blown to the left by the wind. In the distance beyond small tufts of vegetation grow scattered across the sand behind it. This image was taken between December 20, 1948, and January 27, 1949,
View of buildings at Santa Clara pueblo
stands at the left with three camels in a depression below a high dune
View looking over a kasbah (fortress and surrounding quarter) in the High Atlas range of mountains
Rays of sunlight pierce through a high overhead canopy made from palm fronds
The party is travelling from Al Ain to Jabal Sumeini
Seated portrait of an old Arab man at the village of Sawda
Two men wearing waistcoats over their thobes (long shirts) and holding camel sticks stand in the midst of a wide bare courtyard
Each man is followed by one or two baggage camels
The appearance of the village is quite modern or similar to the usual Mexican pueblos
The falcon's burqa (hood) lies in the sand to the right of the wakir
In the foreground an Arab man herds a flock of goats across a dry gravel plain
In the distance a ridge of mountains rises in the background
