    This is what many of the buildings in Ushaiger look like before
    remodeling.  This image is part of an experiment in high-dynamic
    range (HDR) photography, never completed (see RuinDark).
    Ushaiger is one of the oldest towns in the Saudi region of Najd
    and it was a major stopping point for pilgrims coming from Kuwait,
    Iraq and Iran to perform Hajj or Umrah. It was mostly abandoned 50
    years ago, but is now being reconstructed and people have started
    to move back in. Also see
    http://thompsonsinsaudi.blogspot.com/2011/04/ushaiger-village.html
    Quoting this website: coordinates 25°20′33″N 45°11′0″E.
    ... 200 kms each way of easy highway from Riyadh. As part of a
    training exercise for a group of scientists and engineers from
    KACST in Riyadh, Tom DeFanti and Andrew Prudomme went with the
    group to shoot these CAVEcams and also attempt some structure from
    motion (SfM) image capture. Thanks to Saleh Al-Harti, Mohammed
    Alfarhan, Azzam Asuhaibani, and Badr Altasan of KACST who got us
    to this amazing museum, and helped us photograph this
    reconstructed town.