Pole perfect

A couple walks past a long dispay of national flags of Arab nations at Ajman beach.

In solitude

A man relaxes in the middle of goods packed at a yard in Sharjah.

The world’s largest acrylic panel

The Dubai Aquarium, opened at Dubai Mall on 4 Nov 2008, under the global spotlight having clinched the Guinness World Record for the “World’s Largest Acrylic Panel”.

Celebration of the aquatic wonder

Artistes perform in front of the gigantic Dubai Aquarium, when it has been unveiled for the public at Dubai Mall.

The underworld wonderland

Dubai Aquarium and Discovery Centre features over 33,000 aquatic animals including sharks, rays and many other species from the sea.

Bent it like Burj

Her name is Rainbow, a Yoga Guru from the USA.
When she bends her body like a bow, she blends in her will power with life!
Rainbow practices Yoga at Dubai's Jumeira beach, in the background of iconic Burj Al Arab.

Body language... building language!!!

Feet are defeated, when Yoga helps Rainbow to stand on her hands upright.
She performs Yoga at Dubai's Jumeira beach, in the background of iconic Burj Al Arab hotel.

Impossible is nothing!!!

Yoga stretches the body, higher than building. The terrific elasticity of the body can embody even a building structure!!!
Rainbow practices Yoga at Dubai's Jumeira beach, in the background of iconic Burj Al Arab.

Tide not waits for time

Waves bashes on Ajman beach

A dangerous adventure

A lady takes effort to jump-cross the dividing fence on Dubai's busier Jumeirah road.

Cloud-clad Minars

Extravagant minars of a Masjid in Sharjah on a cloudy day.

The inspiring leader

The UAE Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum interacts with the students of Zayed University in Dubai Academic City.

'I will put him in box'

Snap from a boxing championship taken place at Dubai Trade Centre.

Ramadan Kareem

Mass Ifthar programme commonly seen in mosques of the UAE during the Holy month of Ramadan.

Seagull party

Spreading wings together for food: A pack of seagulls feed themselves on Buhairah Corniche in Sharjah, UAE.

The Old Man and the Dates

An old Arab citizen checks the quality of date-fruits, as he arrived to purchase some from the temporarily erupted tents at Sharjah Dates Festival.

Life is labourous

Inmates at a labour camp in Al Qous, Dubai try to escape from an accidental fire that gutted their accomodation.

A date with dates

Labourers load a lorry with date-fruites, after plucking them from the date palms on Sharjah-Ajman road in the UAE.

To score more

CBSE Examination conducted at Our Own School, Sharjah-UAE.

Ajmanilum Chaakara

Fishermen unload their boats, during a chaakara time in Ajman, UAE.

The hangover of cleaning

A labourer cleans up the exterior of a 44-storey building in Dubai, hanging on a rope but risking his life.

The emperor of Indian painting

MF Hussain, during an exclusive media interview in Dubai.

Inbox

The shelf of post boxes at Sharjah Post Office.

Waiting for butcher

Goats, to be slaughtered on the day of Eid Al Adha, are kept at animal market in Dubai

Eid Mubarak!

Two children ceremonially hug each other after Eid special prayer, at Musalla Eid Gah in Sharjah.

Focusing the metro future

Iron structure for concreting the pillar of Dubai metro railway.

Flowers of tears

South Indian musician Mohan Sitara weeps, while receiving Gulf Malayalam Music Award (GMMA '06) for Best Music Director, from his Guru and mentor Ganagandharvan Padmasri KJ Yesudas.

The sign of good state?

A Philippino takes a nap on a street bench, with the advertisement of tea brand. A scene from in Rolla, Sharjah.

Chick in the hell

Deadly Adventure

This youngster enjoys a free ride on his bicycle holding one of his hands on a pick-up vehicle driving faster in front of him, unaware of a possible danger if the vehicle stops at a sudden. A scene on Sharjah-Ajman road.

Getting Set

Work in progress outside the newly-built Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry complex.

Symbolising the force and the courage

Showcasing the beauty of falcon bird at a traditional show in Dubai.
Falcons are known for their fine hunting instincts and devastating speed. The bird played a vital role in the lives of bedouin Arabs as providers of food. The birds, in the modern-day Gulf Arab region as a link with the population's nomadic desert past, are widely kept and trained- but for sport rather than out of necessity.
The birds are specially bred for the sport and regarded with great respect. Falconry is particularly favoured by the royal families in the UAE.

The beauty in pink

Photography within photography: A girl poses for a snap in front of her boyfriend's camera, in Buheira Corniche, Sharjah.

Are laws made to be broken?

Children and adults swim in a dangerous area of Ajman beach, despite a danger warning board had been installed.

The power of deconstruction

Two acrobats perform at the premises of Dubailand.

A splash-space to spread his wings!!!

A man sporting in waters of Jumeirah beach, Dubai.

Aimed to en-green the city.

Plants unloaded on roadside to fix them later alongside Sharjah roads as part of beautification of the city.

Back to home after the lessons to legs...

A flock of camels return to their stable after practice at Nad Al Sheba Camel Race Course in Dubai.

Pillar to be filled…

A pillar of Dubai metro railway under construction.

In respect of tradition, In respect of Sheikh

A group of Dubai citizens showcase a traditional Arab dance item, celebrating the anniversary of reign of H.H. Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE, and Ruler of Dubai.

Bachom ka du'a

Bilawal Bhuto, at his Dubai residence, prays for his mom who rests in heaven.

Fight against fire

A huge fire swallows a warehouse in Al Quos, Dubai.

Quenching the thirst

Two doves in an effort to quench their thirst. A scene from Sharjah

Muscle power is 'higher' than beauty!!!

A stunning act by an acrobat at a centre in Dubailand.

A plunge into water. A punch to heat