Pictures from Ghor Feifa
Its early morning on Saturday, I have had only two hours of sleep the night before and I agree to head down to the South of Jordan to an area called Ghor Feifa, in the Jordan valley.
There was a charity mission heading down there and I tagged along and made some pictures. The feeling I had throughout the day was that I wasn't in Jordan , but this was closer to what the image of Africa is to us. I'll let the images do the talking.
There was a charity mission heading down there and I tagged along and made some pictures. The feeling I had throughout the day was that I wasn't in Jordan , but this was closer to what the image of Africa is to us. I'll let the images do the talking.
All images shot on a Canon 20D, 24-70mm f/2.8 L , B&W conversion in Lightroom.
Labels: digital photography, jordan, photojournalism
posted by Laith at 8:05 PM
1 Comments:
Just like like African nations, Jordan is a third world country and that is something west Ammanis always forget
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