A Postcard From Egypt

This is just a typical, almost generic, photography that I made in Egypt few days ago. But It could have been made in many countries where the camels and the desert meet the palms and the sea. So, I could have lied about but my moral traditions do not allow me to lie and I also have no reason to lie. Usually, I like my photos to be unique and special moment captured in time but this motif I like so much, along with the composition that this time I don't really care that it is generic or typical. It is also a bit apocalyptic cause we, humans, almost all around the world, are living our apocalypse everyday putting ourselves, individually and collectively, in the center of the Universe, while egoistically destroying ourselves, each other, non-human life forms together with our Mother - Earth. If you closely look at the photo, you might notice plastic trash scattered all around this sandy surface. The plague called capitalism and another virus called tourism are devouring themselves and everything around them non-stop.

I'm not sure how wild is this camel but she didn't have any marks of ownership nor there was any human to guard them, as there were few more nearby. So, I think it was a free, wild camel.