Jeremiah Del Mar

A giraffe stands in a grassy field with trees.

Tall enough to see the bigger picture. 🦒

Traditional wooden balconies adorn historic buildings along a narrow street.

Where centuries of history stand proudly beneath the Arabian sun.

A man in traditional omani attire stands before a shop.

The elegance of the Middle East, beyond the destination.

Smiling man wearing a blue cap and neck warmer.

A portrait shaped by desert winds and timeless heritage.

An ancient stone village nestled in a rocky mountain landscape.

400 years standing, still stealing Hearts. Thee Ain heritage Village, where History lives among the mountains.

Welcome to MARAYA, an architectural wonder that has quickly reached icon status. A Guinness World Record-holding mirror-clad building that is a multi-purpose venue for international concerts, events, and conferences. This is how it looks if Hot-air balloons will be flying over Ashar Valley which may feel like our eyes are deceiving us since Maraya seems to disappear into the surrounding sandstone cliffs before swiftly reappearing.

Welcome to MARAYA, an architectural wonder that has quickly reached icon status. A Guinness World Record-holding mirror-clad building that is a multi-purpose venue for international concerts, events, and conferences. This is how it looks if Hot-air balloons will be flying over Ashar Valley which may feel like our eyes are deceiving us since Maraya seems to disappear into the surrounding sandstone cliffs before swiftly reappearing. #Maraya #AlUla #ExperienceAlUla #ShotOnIphone

a large church with birds flying around it

HOLY TRINITY CATHEDRAL OF TBILISI (SAMEBA TBILISI)

The Iconic Jabal Alfil also known as The Elephant Rock of Al Ula.

In the scrub-speckled desert north of AlUla in Saudi Arabia, rocky outcrops and giant boulders the size of buildings, beautifully carved and with classical-style pediments and columns, poke out of the sands like divinely scattered seeds. As the sun sets, the dusty colors flare, revealing pockmarks and stains caused by rain, which has shaped these stones for millennia.