It is difficult to control Mother Nature, whether it concerns extreme weather or animal behavior. This truth seems to have enhanced the significance of a photo captured by Yemeni photographer Fahd Abdullah Bahdhi Aloulqi, showcasing a group of camels in the Al-Samman area of Saudi Arabia. The image, taken in the desert, features four camels in different color gradations, including white, brown, black, and yellowish-white, all within one frame.
Although the moment was spontaneous, the photo suggests that the photographer had directed these animals to pose in front of the camera. Bahdhi mentioned in an interview with CNN in Arabic that the snapshot "was a coincidence without any arrangement or planning, as I was going randomly and stopped by the roadside to capture this unique scene."
When asked if the picture was real, the Yemeni photographer confirmed: "The truth is that it is real, and what makes it special is the harmonious diversity and difference within it, as it captured four colors, sizes, and movements." Bahdhi has lived in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, since childhood and has pursued photography as a profession since 2004. Over the years, some of his works have won local, international, and regional competitions.
