These spectacular columns are a part of the Roman ruins at Umm Qais. Israel and the Golan are to the left. The sea of Galilee can be seen in the distance on the left lower edge of the picture. Leica M7, 50mm summicron f2. Fuji Velvia

We went to Jordan in September 2005. Cameras used included Leica M7, Leica D-lux and the Hasselblad 6x6 503cw. Film was exclusively Fuji Velvia 100F and Fuji Provia 400F. These are some of the pictures.

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anjan > The Siq (canyon) that you have to pass through to enter Petra. In places its only 2 metres or less across. Leica M7, 28mm summicron f2.8. Fuji Velvia

anjan > Evening shadows grow at Wadi Rum. This is my favorite place in all of Jordan. Leica M7, 28mm summicron f2.8. Fuji Provia

anjan > Roman ruins at Jerash. These are the largest Roman ruins in Jordan and rival Palmyra in Syria and Baalbek in Lebanon as some of the most beautiful Roman ruins in the Middle East. Leica M7, 50mm summicron f2. Fuji Velvia

anjan > Roman theatre, Jerash. Leica M7, 50mm summicron f2. Fuji Velvia

anjan > Ajlun (Qalat ar Rabad) castle interior. The only entirely Arab castle in Jordan. It was built in 1184 AD by Salah ud-din's (Saladin's) nephew. Leica M7, 28mm summicron. Fuji Provia

anjan > The Jordan valley (near the northern border with Israel and Syria). Those are olive trees. Leica M7, 50 mm summicron f2. Fuji Velvia

anjan > Mosque interior (near Madaba). Leica M7, 28mm summicron f2.8. Fuji Velvia

anjan > These spectacular columns are a part of the Roman ruins at Umm Qais. Israel and the Golan are to the left. The sea of Galilee can be seen in the distance on the left lower edge of the picture. Leica M7, 50mm summicron f2. Fuji Velvia

anjan > The crusader castle at Kerak. Huge, spectacular with commanding views of the valley below. Saladin brought it to its knees circa 1188 AD. Leica M7, 28mm summicron f 2.8. Fuji Velvia

These spectacular columns are a part of the Roman ruins at Umm Qais. Israel and the Golan are to the left. The sea of Galilee can be seen in the distance on the left lower edge of the picture. Leica M7, 50mm summicron f2. Fuji Velvia