Showing posts with label kids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kids. Show all posts

Thursday, October 24

Show casing: Reem Al Shaikh

I have always wanted to learn to be a decent photographer, and i had started down that line but then with my kids and commitments it sort of just faded.
In this post I would like to showcase a mom with a passion for photography, Reem Al Shaikh  has gone a step beyond and dedicated her time to technical and shooting of still life. I have personally had a photo shoot with Reem, and truthfully I believed that there was not even one decent shot that she could have taken what with my kids not cooperating and getting distracted at the drop of a hat. She shocked me beyond words when i got not only one but around 20-something pictures and with the right tweaking looked astounding. At one point i couldn't believe that those children she portrayed in the pictures were mine.

Exaggerated you say?

Well seeing is believing and I invite you to link to her web-page and just browse through her portfolio of dream-like captured moments.

 

Tuesday, October 22

Local Happenings: Barney

If you haven't heard about it already then you must be living under a rock or simply don't listen to the radio Barney's Let's Go!. For those of you with children if you little tyke hasn't already switched on the water works, then consider yourself warned.

My daughter heard the news ad of the event, and begged me to go. I was adamant not to attend due to two things:

1. I consider it a punishment
2. It would require me to purchase 6 tickets!

Well for those of you interested in taking your little ones here is the info. (also click on link above for web site)

 




 

Local Happenings: Hala B’Eid, a Festival for Children

Hala B’Eid

Is a first of its kind festival for children that will feature a myriad of events, hoping to attract visitors from all over the Sultanate. The festival is showcasing Oman’s unique cultural diversity as the country is considered as one of the leading cultural melting pots in this region.
Hala B’Eid aims to promote education and social awareness within the community and encourage understanding cultures, faith and religion by teaching children positive values.
 
The festival will include activities for children to enjoy, like rides, stage performances, light shows, magic shows, talent shows, quiz competitions and more. Focusing on educational themes during the twoweek festival, a craft corner will provide children with fun, interactive and creative activities encouraging them to hone their talents. Visitors on October 24 and 25 can also enjoy live shows by Hala Turk.

Follow link procided for more information, tickets currently on sale for the 24/25the Oct events.