案例简介：照片由 @ moisessaman Bedouin儿童在约旦Um Sayhoun村的家庭住宅屋顶上的社交距离。它在Wadi Musa附近，在阿拉伯语中意为摩西谷。据说先知穿过山谷，在艾因穆萨 (“摩西之井”) 的遗址为他的追随者从岩石中击水。Nabateans修建了从今年春天到佩特拉市的水渠。亚伦墓是摩西的兄弟圣经亚伦的墓地，位于附近的霍山。我不是一个非常虔诚的人，但是参考这种大流行的比例的圣经质量似乎是合适的。与旧约中描述的瘟疫不同，冠状病毒摧毁了道路上的一切，提醒我们我们是多么渺小和脆弱，文明的终结可能是什么样子。受这些相似之处的启发，我发现自己在约旦拍摄了一些古老的圣经遗址，寻找可以帮助理解我们所经历的焦虑时代的寓言。

案例简介：Photo by @moisessaman Bedouin children social distance on the roof of a family home in the village of Um Sayhoun, in Jordan. It's near Wadi Musa, which means Valley of Moses in Arabic. It's said that the prophet passed through the valley and struck water from rock for his followers at the site of Ain Musa ("Moses's Well"). The Nabateans built channels that carried water from this spring to the city of Petra. The tomb of Aaron, the supposed burial site of the biblical Aaron, brother of Moses, is on nearby Mount Hor.I am not a very religious person, but it seems appropriate to reference the biblical quality of the proportion of this pandemic. Not unlike the plagues described in the Old Testament, the coronavirus has decimated everything in its path, reminding us how small and fragile we are, and what an end of civilization might look like. Inspired by these parallels, I found myself photographing some of the ancient biblical sites in Jordan, searching for allegories that could help make sense of the anxious times we are all living through.

国家地理 - Photo by @moisessaman Bedouin children social distance on the roof of a family home in the village of Um Sayhoun, in Jor

案例简介：照片由 @ moisessaman Bedouin儿童在约旦Um Sayhoun村的家庭住宅屋顶上的社交距离。它在Wadi Musa附近，在阿拉伯语中意为摩西谷。据说先知穿过山谷，在艾因穆萨 (“摩西之井”) 的遗址为他的追随者从岩石中击水。Nabateans修建了从今年春天到佩特拉市的水渠。亚伦墓是摩西的兄弟圣经亚伦的墓地，位于附近的霍山。我不是一个非常虔诚的人，但是参考这种大流行的比例的圣经质量似乎是合适的。与旧约中描述的瘟疫不同，冠状病毒摧毁了道路上的一切，提醒我们我们是多么渺小和脆弱，文明的终结可能是什么样子。受这些相似之处的启发，我发现自己在约旦拍摄了一些古老的圣经遗址，寻找可以帮助理解我们所经历的焦虑时代的寓言。

国家地理 - Photo by @moisessaman Bedouin children social distance on the roof of a family home in the village of Um Sayhoun, in Jor

案例简介：Photo by @moisessaman Bedouin children social distance on the roof of a family home in the village of Um Sayhoun, in Jordan. It's near Wadi Musa, which means Valley of Moses in Arabic. It's said that the prophet passed through the valley and struck water from rock for his followers at the site of Ain Musa ("Moses's Well"). The Nabateans built channels that carried water from this spring to the city of Petra. The tomb of Aaron, the supposed burial site of the biblical Aaron, brother of Moses, is on nearby Mount Hor.I am not a very religious person, but it seems appropriate to reference the biblical quality of the proportion of this pandemic. Not unlike the plagues described in the Old Testament, the coronavirus has decimated everything in its path, reminding us how small and fragile we are, and what an end of civilization might look like. Inspired by these parallels, I found myself photographing some of the ancient biblical sites in Jordan, searching for allegories that could help make sense of the anxious times we are all living through.

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国家地理 - Photo by @moisessaman Bedouin children social distance on the roof of a family home in the village of Um Sayhoun, in Jor

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