Yemen. Father and Son. Sanaa souk.

Yemeni gentlemen.

Yemen. The Village of Bait Bous. Photos.

From a collection of black and white images on www.threeblindmen.com

Yemen stock photos of architecture, people, landscape and more.

Barefoot in the Yemen. Photos at www.threeblindmen.com

Link to a small portfolio of black and white images is here.

Yemen stock photography is avaialble on www.threeblindmen.com

Yemen. Stock photography. Man and Koran at Thulla.

Yemen. Architecture without architects.

Facade of a home in San'a'. Bliss!
More pictures at www.threeblindmen.com which can be searched directly from this blog.
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Yemen. My kind of skyscraper!

San'a', has to be one of the finest cities in the world. The architecture is bliss.
Architecture without architects...

Yemen. Father & Son. San'a'.

The Yemen. Small cafe in the old city of San'a'.
A fine country, I long to go back. Some of the nicest and most hospitable people I have ever met, and yes, the architecture is a dream.

www.threeblindmen.com is up and running again - check the search facility that is direct from the home page of this blog. Look out for Sebastian;s stunning new collection of images from the Maldives.

Sana'a', Yemen. A last view over the Old City.

Yemen. Children at village of Bait Baus.

Bait Baus is a village on the crest of a hill. A few miles out of the City of San'a', this beautifully built & well located collection of houses is now nearly totally abandoned. A few familes still live there. If you would like to see more Yemeni photographs, please check www.threeblindmen.com for more pictures of this village and more.

Yemen. Breakfast Radiowaves & Afternoon tea.

Tim Mackintosh-Smith. Arabist and author. San'a'.

Tim has lived in San'a' for 20 years. He writes and lives beautifully.

Prof. Ronald Lewcock. at Shibam near Kawkaban.

Yemen. Looking towards Dar al Hajar in Wadi Dhar.

Just back from twelve days spent with some of the friendliest people I have ever met. The Yemeni stop you if you walk by when they are eating and will practically insist you join them in a meal. Fine people, fine country. This picture is looking down at the Summer Palace called Dar al Hajar in Wadi Dhar. Early morning, I got their for sunrise over this beautiful valley.