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My husband, the exceptionally talented photographer, has uploaded a collection of pictures from Jordan in a new photo gallery. Take a look. Is he good or what? |
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My husband, the exceptionally talented photographer, has uploaded a collection of pictures from Jordan in a new photo gallery. Take a look. Is he good or what? |
Of course the wife wants;-)
Well, color me grateful. Thank you all for the kind comments. I really am a fan of the kingdom and had such a great time touring and photographing the diverse locales. I have piles of images and had been wanting to put them together somewhere. Roba gave me the final inspiration to put them up here. I’m really pleased so many enjoyed them. If the wife wants, I’ll try and put something different up sometime in the near future.
what a cute lamb, maaaaa2
Wow Jeff! These pictures, or should I say ‘works of art,’ are amazing. Very beautiful and so enchanting. Viewing these pictures makes me so excited for next year when I get to visit Jordan. I can’t wait to show these pictures to my parents. I am sure they will start feeling homesick for Jordan.
Wow! The gallery is a tasteful and choice lot of splendid images. Great work Jeff! What amazing memories Di and I share now of the beautiful Kingdom of Jordan. Composition is brilliant as is the overall color balance, even on my junky ol’ monitor! Keep ’em coming…can’t wait for the next themed gallery!
Brother D
Speaking of lambs, I am donating a portion of an animal in your names to the Heifer Project. Pick out an animal here and let me know…or I’ll goat ya!
Love,
Aunt K
Absolutely stunning! These really capture the essence of Jordan and brought back the memories of climbing up to the stone bridge in Wadi Rum, to walking over the chariot ruts on the main road in Jerash, to traversing the winding Siq where the ancient Nabataeans strolled, to visiting the family olive groves…oh, how I miss you JORDAN, my love.
Breathtaking. Jeff, I can’t believe how talented you are!
postcard perfect, Jeff
Great photos. They sparked fond memories of my hike through Petra and the two weeks I spent in Jordan (which coincided with the death of the late King).