Another from the ‘Jebel Village’ series I am printing at the moment. (Nikon F4 – Ilford HP5 plus in D76 @ 1+3) Print on Ilford FB Matt & toned in brown toner.
Bani Habib Village Jebel Akhdar – there are remains of at least three villages along this stretch of wadi, with the fourth (newish) being further along on the right from where this image was made.
The village depicted, along with another unseen on the left of this one, had prominence during the Jebel Akhdar War in Oman between 1954-1959. Remains of 1950’s ammunition boxes can still be found; along with 303 rounds and other odd bits of detritus left over from that campaign.
David A Lockwood 
I think I’ve seen another picture of this community earlier. A very nice picture. I like the way the houses are tucked into the hills.
Hi Shimon – yes you have, I am doing a printing session in the dark room of “Jebel Villages” (Brown toned) so use my computer to make a printing plan.
Thought I would post the ‘new interpretations’ rather than them sit or get deleted from my computer.
David.
wonderful monochrome!
enjoy your Sunday,
Vincent
Thank you Vincent,
Sunday – ha first day of the week for me when here in Oman 😦
David.
Great and so beautiful photo … my friend is from wadi bani habib….
ALL THE BEST
Thank you,
Yes it is a nice village for photography, also cool at this time of year 🙂
David.
I think at this time it is so cold …you are welcome Dr David
great tones and what a scene! Greetings, Ron.
Thanks,
I am having fun at the moment, in a brown tone mood – I’m sure I will get over it 🙂
David.