Weaved Concrete Wall near Msheireb Mosque

This image of the wall was taken at Msheireb Mosque in Doha. You can either drive, take public transportation or hire a driver to get you to this location. If you're taking public transit, this spot will be equidistant from the Msheireb (Gold, Green or Red line) and Souq Waqif (Gold line) stops. The exact spot in this photo is on the East side of the building where the pedestrian walking path leads to Musala Al Eid St. Just south of the mosque.

For the most ideal weather, avoid the summer months. That said, you can capture a photo in similar conditions all times of the year

Visit during dayling. This area will likely be in the shade if you visit in the afternoon, but with the right perspective and experimentation, you'll capture great light bouncing off the back side of the concrete strips.

Be sure to avoid photographing any locals who may be walking around you.

To achieve this higher angle, we used a 33ft monopod pole at about 15ft high. You'll also want to use a wide-angle lens (15mm) so you can maximize the capture of the concrete weaves.

Try centering your subject to give the composition a focal point. Also, look at the surrounding architecture and think about way to incorporate them into your background.

To more easily capture the verticle lines, make sure your camera is perpendicular to the ground.

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There are countless restaurants, shopping areas and museums in close proximity to the mosque.

You're also within walking distance to the famous artisan market, Souq Waqif. Pick up some local spice blends or shop around for handmade clothing items.