A visual diary of the year I spent living in Jordan. While I was living in Jordan, the Royal Wedding took place seeing thousands of people take to the streets to catch a glimpse of the royal couple. I often found myself in downtown, an area located in the centre of Amman which became a focal point for celebration and activity during Ramadan, Independence Day and Eid Al-Adha. It is a place that both tourists and locals frequent with endless shopping, restaurants, and historical sites.
The face of the Treasury in Petra.
Children play on the ruins of the Temple of Hercules.
An evening in the Balad.
Flowers appeared through Amman during spring.
The sunset in Little Petra.
Traffic piles up on the last night of Ramadan in the Balad.
A young man breaks his fast on a night during Ramadan and smokes a cigarette.
Workers in the sweet shop named Habibah serve customers.
A man waits to cross the busy street in the Balad.
A farmer walks in a Wadi near Ajloun.
Young boys celebrate Independence day in the Balad.
Crowds wait to see a glimpse of the Prince and Princess on their wedding day.
Portrait of a woman holding her son on Independance day in the Balad. Jordan was celebrating 77 years of independance.
Two young women walk past trash, the aftermath of the crowds which hours before had filled the streets waiting to catch a glimpse of the Prince and Princess on their wedding day.
Crowds gather in the Roman Amphitheatre on Eid Al-Adha.
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