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Amorielli Vol. 0 · No. 03 · March 2024 Portfolio p. 26
Portfolio · Vol. 0 · No. 03 · March 2024

Petra & Wadi Rum in pictures

8 photographs from the cover story, Petra & Wadi Rum, printed large. Photographs by Vyacheslav Argenberg, Jorge Láscar from Australia, Lama Sakhnini, Ankur P, Britchi Mirela, Qais Tweissi, Daniel Case, from Wikimedia Commons under the licences credited on each image.

A tall carved sandstone façade with columns and an urn, framed by the walls of a narrow rock gorge in warm morning light.

Al-Khazneh (The Treasury) 2, Petra, Jordan · Vyacheslav Argenberg · CC BY 4.0 · cropped

Al-Khazneh, the Treasury, seen from the mouth of the Siq at Petra.
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The Siq, the kilometre-long gorge that is the main walking approach into Petra.
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A wide red-sand desert valley with steep sandstone and granite mountains rising from the flat floor under a clear sky.

Rum lama 1 · Lama Sakhnini · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped

Sandstone and granite massifs rising off the valley floor in Wadi Rum.
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A narrow path winds through a deep gorge with tall, layered sandstone walls under a bright sky, with a small tree growing from the left wall.

Al-Sīq (The Siq) (12302106093) · Jorge Láscar from Australia · CC BY 2.0 · cropped

The Siq, the main entrance to Petra, is a narrow gorge with high sandstone walls and a path leading through it.
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This photograph shows the carved sandstone facade of The Treasury (Al Khazneh) at Petra, a structure within Petra, Jordan.
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The reader is looking at Khaznat el- Faroun or Pharaoh's treasury, a monument in Jordan, with camels and people in the foreground.
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The reader is looking at Al-Khazneh (Treasury façade), a monument in Jordan, from an upper view.
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A narrow canyon with high sandstone walls features carved structures and former Nabataean dwellings on both sides under an overcast sky.

Ruins at Little Petra, Jordan · Daniel Case · CC BY-SA 3.0 · cropped

This photograph shows former Nabataean dwellings carved into the side of the canyon at Little Petra, Jordan.
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