Jordan - Page 3 - anjan's Photos

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 > Bedouin restaurant in Amman. Leica M7, 50mm summicron f2. Fuji Provia

anjan > The ancient Roman city of Umm Qais. Its in the extreme north of the country, literally minutes from the Golan heights and Lebanon. Leica M7, 50 mm summicron f2. Fuji Velvia

anjan > The view from Umm Qais. The trees mark the border with Israel (on the left). The bald rock face in the background are the Golan heights. Behind the rocks on the left edge of the picture is the Sea of Galilee. Behind the rocks on the right edge of the picture is Syria. Leica M7, 28mm summicron f2.8. Fuji Velvia

anjan > King Hussein's car collection is now in a museum in Amman. Its well worth a visit. Rollei 35mm P&S. Fuji Provia

anjan > Ruins at the entrance to the Siq at Petra. Leica M7, 50mm summicron f2. Fuji Velvia

anjan > Aqaba port on the Red Sea. Fabulous corals, snorkeling and scuba diving in warm waters. On the left beyond the picture is Eilat, a border town in Israel. Leica D-lux digital camera.

anjan > Aqaba and the Red Sea. Eilat (Israel) can be seen on the left. Jordan is to the right. Leica D-lux digital camera

anjan > Coral at the bottom of the Red Sea at Aqaba. Leica D-lux digital camera

anjan > Petra (literally city of Rock). This is the road leading to the canyon that contains Petra. Leica M7, 28mm summicron f2.8. Fuji Velvia

Bedouin restaurant in Amman. Leica M7, 50mm summicron f2. Fuji Provia

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