Portfolio Emma OLIVERAS

BÉDOUINS

BÉDOUINS.

The Bedouin people are one of the ancient nomadic communities in the area of Jordan, a country in constant mutation. For centuries, their connexions to the Wadi Rum desert has been engraved in their traditions. But the advent of mass tourism in the region, and especially in one of the 7 wonders of the world, Petra, The Bedouins had to preserve their way of life, to adapt to the affluence of visitors.

We sometimes see them thru the desert or cross them in tourist sites seeking merchandising, but you can still spot their camels from afar. This is an homage to the Bedouin culture, as they thread along thru the challenges of modern life.

Emma Oliveras is a 23 years old French Reportage, Documentary and Travel photographer, born in Marseille, France.

Before entering the Photography world, she studied Art History at ICP in Paris.

Growing up between the south of France and Paris, as well as graduating in the art field gave Emma a good and different eye, helping her in her photography journey.

Currently based in Paris, available for worldwide assignments.